The oscillator holds steady at 13.6%, unchanged from last week, remaining firmly in the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This zone historically represents the most favorable accumulation window in Bitcoin's halving cycles, appearing only 1–2 times per cycle at major bottoms. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 12.9% remains below the EMA(350) at 21.0%, confirming that oscillator momentum continues in a bearish configuration — though the gap has narrowed slightly (8.1 percentage points vs 8.3 points last week).
The oscillator has dropped from 16.1% last week to 13.6% this week — a notable 2.5 percentage point decline that moves us deeper into the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This zone historically represents the most favorable accumulation window in Bitcoin's halving cycles, typically appearing only 1–2 times per cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 12.8% remains below the EMA(350) at 21.1%, confirming that oscillator momentum continues in a bearish configuration.
The oscillator has risen slightly from 15.8% last week to 16.1% this week — a modest 0.3 percentage point increase that continues the recent stabilization pattern within the Deep Buy Zone. This zone (0–25%) represents historically the best accumulation window, typically appearing only 1–2 times per halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 12.7% remains below the EMA(350) at 21.2%, indicating that oscillator momentum is still in a bearish configuration despite price stabilization.
The oscillator has declined slightly from 16.8% last week to 15.8% this week — a 1.0 percentage point decrease that reverses the prior week's rebound. Despite this minor pullback, the reading remains firmly entrenched in the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%), a historically rare accumulation window that typically appears only 1–2 times per halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 12.6% continues to sit below the EMA(350) at 21.3%, confirming that oscillator momentum remains in a bearish configuration.
The oscillator has risen from 14.6% last week to 16.8% this week — a 2.2 percentage point increase that reverses last week's decline. This reading remains firmly entrenched in the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%), a historically rare accumulation window that typically appears only 1–2 times per halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) sits at 12.5%, still below the EMA(350) at 21.3%, confirming that momentum remains in a bearish configuration despite the weekly uptick.
The oscillator has retreated to 14.6%, down 1.8 percentage points from last week's 16.4% reading. This marks the first weekly decline after three consecutive weeks of gains, indicating a pause in recovery momentum. At 14.6%, Bitcoin remains firmly in the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%) — a level that historically occurs only 1–2 times per halving cycle and represents the highest-conviction accumulation window.
The oscillator has advanced to 16.4%, up 1.6 percentage points from last week's 14.8% reading. This marks the third consecutive week of oscillator gains, indicating sustained recovery momentum within the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). Historically, readings below 25% occur only 1–2 times per halving cycle and represent the highest-conviction accumulation windows.
The oscillator has climbed to 14.8%, a 3-percentage-point increase from last week's 11.8% reading. This remains firmly within the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%), a level that historically only occurs 1–2 times per halving cycle and represents maximum accumulation opportunity. Despite this week's strong price rally, the oscillator's EMA(150) at 12% remains well below its EMA(350) at 21.5%, confirming that underlying momentum is still in a bearish configuration — though this gap is narrowing.
The oscillator has surged from 4.7% last week to 11.8% this week — a remarkable 7.1 percentage point jump that reflects the aggressive rally over the past several days. Despite this improvement, the reading remains firmly in the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%), indicating the model still considers Bitcoin historically undervalued. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 11.8% remains well below its EMA(350) at 21.6%, confirming that momentum is still in a bearish configuration even as price rebounds.
The oscillator has dropped from 6.0% last week to 4.7% this week — the lowest reading of this cycle and one of the most extreme Deep Buy Zone signals in Bitcoin's history. Single-digit oscillator readings have only occurred during the most severe bear market capitulation phases, representing what the model considers extraordinary long-term accumulation opportunities.
The oscillator has ticked up slightly from 5.6% last week to 6% this week, remaining firmly entrenched in the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This is an extraordinarily rare reading — historically, single-digit oscillator values have only occurred during the most severe bear market capitulation phases, representing exceptional long-term accumulation opportunities.
The oscillator has ticked up slightly from 5.1% last week to 5.6% this week, remaining firmly entrenched in the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). This is an extraordinarily rare reading — historically, levels below 10% have only occurred during the most severe bear market capitulation phases, representing exceptional long-term accumulation opportunities. The oscillator EMA(150) at 12.7% remains well below the EMA(350) at 22.7%, confirming that momentum continues to decelerate.
The oscillator has declined further from 6.3% last week to 5.1% this week — now approaching the absolute floor of the indicator's range. This reading is extraordinarily rare, occurring only during the most severe bear market capitulation phases in Bitcoin's history. At 5.1%, we are deep within the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%), a level that historically presents only 1–2 times per full halving cycle.
The oscillator has declined further from 6.8% last week to 6.3% this week — pushing even deeper into extraordinarily rare territory within the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). Readings this low are historically observed only during the most severe bear market capitulation phases, typically occurring just 1–2 times per full halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 13.4% remains below its EMA(350) at 23.3%, confirming that momentum continues to decelerate and the trend remains firmly bearish.
The oscillator has ticked up marginally from 6.7% last week to 6.8% this week, remaining in extraordinarily rare territory deep within the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). Readings this low have historically appeared only during the most severe bear market capitulation phases — typically occurring just 1–2 times per full halving cycle.
The oscillator has ticked up marginally from 6.4% last week to 6.7% this week, remaining in extraordinarily rare territory within the Deep Buy Zone. Sub-10% readings have historically appeared only during the most severe bear market capitulation phases — typically occurring just 1–2 times per full halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) sits at 14.0% while the EMA(350) is at 23.9%, meaning momentum remains in a confirmed downtrend with the short-term average well below the long-term average.
The oscillator has ticked up marginally from 5.8% last week to 6.4% this week, remaining firmly in the extreme lower reaches of the Deep Buy Zone. This sub-10% territory is exceptionally rare — historically appearing only during the most severe bear market capitulation phases, typically just 1–2 times per full halving cycle.
The oscillator has ticked marginally lower from 5.9% last week to 5.8% this week, remaining in the extreme lower reaches of the Deep Buy Zone. At sub-6%, this territory is historically rare — appearing only during the most severe bear market capitulation phases, typically just 1–2 times per full halving cycle. The oscillator's EMA(150) at 14.5% sits well below the EMA(350) at 24.4%, confirming a bearish crossover that occurred on November 20, 2025.
The oscillator has ticked up marginally from last week's 5.5% to 5.9%, remaining deep within the extreme lower portion of the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). At sub-6%, this territory is exceptionally rare — historically appearing only during the most severe bear market capitulation phases, conditions that typically present themselves just 1–2 times per full halving cycle.
The oscillator has ticked down slightly from last week's 6% to 5.5%, remaining deep within the extreme lower portion of the Deep Buy Zone (0–25%). At 5.5%, this is territory that historically appears only at the most profound bear market capitulations — conditions that typically present themselves just 1–2 times per full halving cycle.