Bitcoin Pi Cycle Top Indicator

Analyze Bitcoin market peaks with the Pi Cycle Top Indicator chart

The Pi Cycle Top Indicator is a technical analysis tool designed to identify potential Bitcoin market tops, which are periods when the price of Bitcoin might be at its highest point before a significant downturn.

The indicator uses two moving averages of Bitcoin's price:

111-day moving average (111SMA): A shorter-term moving average that represents the average price of Bitcoin over the past 111 days.
350-day moving average times 2 (350SMA*2): A longer-term moving average modified by multiplying the average price over the past 350 days by 2.

The Pi Cycle Top Indicator suggests that a Bitcoin market top could be near when these two moving averages cross. Historically, such crossovers have correlated with peaks in Bitcoin's price, making it a helpful tool for traders to consider when deciding to sell.

Historical Pi Cycle Top Indicator Data for Bitcoin

The table below includes data on when the two moving averages used in the Pi Cycle Top Indicator crossed in the past and the date and price for predicted cycle highs and actual cycle highs.

Pi Cycle Top Date	BTC Price	Cycle High	BTC Price	Δ Days
Apr 5, 2013	$?142.30	Apr 9, 2013	$?230.00	4
Dec 5, 2013	$?1,056.70	Nov 30, 2013	$?1,156.10	5
Dec 14, 2017	$?16,341	Dec 17, 2017	$?19,927	3
Apr 3, 2021	$?58,931	Apr 14, 2021	$?64,816	11