Every regime change Bitcoin has moved through since we started recording, on one timeline. See how long each trending, ranging, and bearish phase actually lasted. Free to view and free to embed.
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Each coloured segment is a period during which Bitcoin held a single market regime. Green is trending, amber is ranging, and red is bearish. The width of each segment shows how long that regime lasted. Reading left to right takes you from the start of the record to now.
The pattern tells you something a price chart alone does not: how the market's character has shifted over time, independent of price level. Two periods at the same price can be structurally different. One may be a tight range, the other a strong trend. The timeline makes that visible.
Looking at past regimes helps in three ways. It shows you every spell we have recorded for a pair, with its real duration, rather than an average. It shows you how many times the market has flipped, which is a measure of how choppy the recorded period has been. And it lets you check whether your own strategy's good and bad periods line up with particular regimes.
Intelligence, not advice. The timeline is a record of what happened. It does not predict what comes next and does not recommend any action. Past regimes do not guarantee future ones.
Each point on the timeline was classified using the same method as the live Regime Monitor: ADX for trend strength, EMA spread for directional momentum, and the +DI / −DI directional components to separate bullish from bearish trends. The classification runs approximately every 15 minutes, so the timeline reflects the regime at that resolution rather than a once-a-day snapshot.
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