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The oscillator has declined from 15.2% last week to 11.3% this week, pushing deeper into the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This zone has historically appeared only 1–2 times per halving cycle, typically marking the most favorable long-term accumulation opportunities. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 25.3% sits below the EMA(350) at 33.8%, confirming downward momentum that began with the bearish crossover on November 20, 2025.
The oscillator has ticked up slightly from 14.4% last week to 15.2% this week, remaining firmly entrenched in the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This zone has historically appeared only 1–2 times per halving cycle, typically marking generational accumulation opportunities.
The oscillator has declined from 17.4% last week to 14.4% this week, pushing deeper into the Deep Buy Zone. This represents the lowest reading in recent months and sits firmly in territory that historically occurs only 1–2 times per halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 26.3% remains below its EMA(350) at 34.6%, confirming continued bearish momentum structure.
The oscillator stands at 17.4%, up from last week's 16.1%, marking a continued uptick within the Deep Buy Zone. This zone historically represents the most attractive risk-adjusted accumulation window, typically occurring only 1–2 times per halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 26.8% remains below its EMA(350) at 34.9%, confirming that momentum structure continues to be bearish despite the week-over-week improvement.
The oscillator stands at 16.1%, up slightly from last week's 15.6%, remaining firmly within the Deep Buy Zone — the lowest quartile of the model's historical range. This zone has historically produced the strongest risk-adjusted returns for long-term accumulators, occurring only 1–2 times per halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 27.2% remains below its EMA(350) at 35.2%, confirming that momentum structure continues to be bearish.
The oscillator remains at 15.6%, unchanged from last week, firmly within the Deep Buy Zone — the lowest quartile of the model's historical range. This zone has historically produced the strongest risk-adjusted returns for long-term accumulators, occurring only 1–2 times per halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 27.7% sits below its EMA(350) at 35.5%, confirming bearish momentum structure.
The oscillator has risen from 13.7% last week to 15.6% this week — a +1.9 percentage point increase, marking the first notable uptick in several weeks. Despite this improvement, the reading remains firmly within the Deep Buy Zone, in the lowest quartile of the model's historical range. Bitcoin may remain trapped between roughly $65,600 and $70,800 according to recent technical analysis, though the current price at $71,074 suggests modest upside momentum is emerging.
The oscillator has edged down slightly from 13.9% last week to 13.7% this week — a marginal -0.2 percentage point decline, continuing the consolidation within the Deep Buy Zone. This reading remains in the lowest quartile of the model's historical range, territory that typically appears only 1–2 times per halving cycle.
The oscillator has declined from 15.6% last week to 13.9% this week — a -1.7 percentage point drop, reversing last week's modest uptick. This reading remains firmly in the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%), a territory that historically appears only 1–2 times per halving cycle and represents the most attractive accumulation opportunity in the model's framework. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 28.4% remains well below its EMA(350) at 36.0%, confirming that broader momentum continues to decelerate.
The oscillator has risen modestly from 14.3% last week to 15.6% this week — a +1.3 percentage point increase, continuing its slow climb within the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This reading represents historically rare accumulation territory that typically only appears 1–2 times per halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 28.7% remains well below its EMA(350) at 36.2%, confirming that broader momentum continues in a decelerating phase despite the weekly uptick.
The oscillator has risen from 12.3% last week to 14.3% this week — a +2.0 percentage point increase, indicating modest upward momentum within the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This reading remains firmly in the strongest accumulation territory, historically associated with cycle bottoms and the best risk-adjusted entry points. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 29.1% continues to track below its EMA(350) at 36.4%, confirming that broader momentum remains in a decelerating phase despite the weekly uptick.
The oscillator has risen modestly from 11.3% last week to 12.3% this week — a +1.0 percentage point increase following the mid-week bounce. This reading remains deep within the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%), historically the strongest accumulation window in Bitcoin's four-year cycles. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 29.7% sits below its EMA(350) at 36.8%, confirming momentum continues to decelerate.
The oscillator has declined further from 13.9% to 11.3% this week, penetrating deeper into the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This represents a notable 2.6 percentage point drop, indicating continued downward price pressure. K33 Research suggests Bitcoin is "likely near, or at, a global bottom but set for a prolonged consolidation between $60,000 and $75,000." At 11.3%, the oscillator is now approaching levels rarely seen outside of generational cycle bottoms.
The oscillator has ticked up marginally from 13.7% to 13.9%, remaining firmly entrenched in the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This zone historically represents the most favorable accumulation window, occurring only 1–2 times per halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 31.0% continues to trade below its EMA(350) at 37.6%, maintaining a bearish spread of -6.6 points.
The oscillator has ticked up marginally from 13.6% to 13.7%, remaining firmly entrenched in the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This is historically rare territory that typically occurs only 1–2 times per halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 31.2% remains below its EMA(350) at 37.7%, maintaining a bearish spread of -6.5 points. This configuration — deep value combined with bearish momentum — represents the model's maximum accumulation signal.
The oscillator remains pinned at 13.1%, marginally down from last week's 13.2%, maintaining its position deep within the Buy Zone (0–25%). This is historically exceptional territory — readings this low have occurred only 1–2 times per halving cycle, typically marking major capitulation bottoms. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 31.5% continues to trade below its EMA(350) at 37.8%, maintaining a bearish spread of -6.3 points, confirming that momentum continues to decelerate.
The oscillator has dipped slightly this week from 14.1% to 13.5%, pushing deeper into the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This is historically the rarest accumulation territory — levels that typically appear only 1–2 times per halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 31.7% remains well below its EMA(350) at 37.9%, maintaining a bearish spread of -6.2 points.
The oscillator has edged slightly higher this week, from 13.9% to 14.1%, remaining firmly entrenched in the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This is historically the rarest and most opportune accumulation territory — levels that typically appear only 1–2 times per halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 31.9% remains well below its EMA(350) at 38.1%, maintaining a bearish spread of -6.2 points (marginally wider than last week's -6.1).
The oscillator has declined from 14.8% last week to 13.9% this week, pushing deeper into the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This is among the rarest territory in the halving cycle framework — historically appearing only 1–2 times per full cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 32.1% remains below its EMA(350) at 38.2%, maintaining a -6.1 point bearish spread (slightly wider than last week's -5.9 points).
The oscillator remains firmly anchored at 14.8%, unchanged from last week and deep within the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This is the rarest accumulation territory in the halving cycle framework — historically, readings this low appear only 1–2 times per full cycle and have preceded multi-hundred-percent rallies. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 32.4% sits below its EMA(350) at 38.3%, maintaining a -5.9 point bearish spread that has persisted since the November 2025 crossover.