Each Sunday we publish how we view the market, how we are positioned, and what we expect.
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Our system reads markets from three layers:
- Macro — higher time frame analysis (Interest rates, DXY, money flow, volatility): should we take risk?
- Bitcoin Specific — perpetual futures positioning: what is the day-to-day market backdrop saying?
- Execution — lower timeframe signals and the live book state: did the live layers agree on a trade?
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This Week's Activity
$BTC closed $77,967 (−3.0% vs $80,371). Weekly range $76,264–$81,955.
Model portfolio finished the week +0.15% up on allocated capital (1W/0L across 1 trade). 2-week winning run.
One long closed: in $80,630 (Tue 16:00 UTC) → out $80,820 (Wed 05:00 UTC), +0.15% on allocated capital.
Live book: flat as of Sunday 08:00 UTC.
Detailed Breakdown
Buy and Hold — Cycle-timed Bitcoin sleeve
Hodling 0.0% Allocation in BTC.
Facts
- 30 months since the halving
- 37.5% below the cycle high
No buy window — cycle discount not deep enough yet (37.5% below cycle high; holding).
Current read: mildly constructive. Long and short entries allowed. The regime state is classified as constructive risk-on with calm vol.
Deeper Macro Analysis
Our composite macro read is +0.37.
This score is derived from analysis of rates, dollar, ETF flows, exchange supply, volatility, skew, credit, equity correlation, stablecoins, miner pressure, and halving-cycle age. Positive leans constructive; negative leans soft.
Current read: mildly constructive. Long and short entries allowed (constructive risk-on, calm vol).
Data feeds — 75%
Required inputs were not fully on time in the last 24 hours. Below 80%, the system blocks entries until gaps close.
Cycle timing
30 months past the halving · -37.5% below the cycle high. We treat this as drawdown-awareness, not a timing call.
Rates and financial conditions
10-year real yield 2.63% · 10Y minus 2Y Treasury spread 0.37% (inverted when negative — tighter financial conditions). Higher real yields and a flat/inverted curve typically press duration assets like $BTC even when spot looks calm.
Dollar and liquidity
US Dollar Index 121.3 · M2 money supply +1.02% over 28 days. A firm dollar and slowing M2 growth are headwinds for broad risk appetite.
Volatility, cross-asset link, sentiment
Realised vol (28.7%) vs implied vol (39.7%) shows whether options are pricing more or less fear than realised movement. BTC–Nasdaq correlation (0.58) near 1 means $BTC is trading like a tech beta; near 0 means idiosyncratic drivers dominate. Fear & Greed at 34 adds a behavioural check — extreme greed often coincides with fragile leverage. Together: calm vol inside a constructive risk-on macro label.
Day-to-day Trade Activity — The Right Curve
- View: Neutral · Expectation: Chop / range
- Driver this week: Mixed inputs — No single input dominates — Macro read +0.37 (mildly constructive), positioning stress —, path Chop / range.
- Exposure / entry change if: A clear move in the macro read or positioning stress would set the lean.
Market Structure and Data
Live tactical permission does not use ETF options pressure. When a near-spot strike map is unavailable, the perps structure table below is the public read.
Near-spot BTC strike data was not reliable enough to quote a pin map this week. Live decisions do not use options-chain pressure.
Week Ahead
Learn something this week: Finished hourly candle
We wait for the full hourly candle to finish before acting — no mid-hour guesses. Entries need macro permission, positioning checks, and a finished hourly close in the same direction. BTC closed this week at $77,967.
— Right Curver
System state only. Not financial advice. Historical results at Performance — not guarantees.