Short Term
Days-to-weeks read of sentiment and options positioning. Combines the Fear & Greed Index, daily Max Pain levels, and short-term momentum to flag tactical entries, exits, and mean-reversion setups.
BTC & ETH Cross Analysis
Bare Fakta places Bitcoin and Ethereum on the same grid across three horizons — short, mid, and long term — so you can see agreement, divergence, and rotation between the two majors at a glance. No opinions, no chart-drawing — just the same algorithm applied to both assets every day at 06:30 UTC.
How the cross view works
Each cell of the cross grid shows a single algorithmic decision for one asset on one horizon, computed from the same underlying inputs used across the dashboard: moving averages, Realized Price, Fear & Greed, Max Pain, and momentum. When BTC and ETH agree on the same horizon, the market signal is stronger; when they split, the row usually deserves a closer look before acting.
Timeframes compared
Mid Term
Weeks-to-months trend read anchored on the 111 DMA, price versus the mid-cycle moving averages, and momentum shifts. Used for swing positioning across BTC and ETH.
Long Term
Multi-month cycle read built on the 350 DMA, WMA 200, and Realized Price. Frames macro allocation decisions and cycle-position bias rather than day-to-day trades.
Signal types
Every cell resolves to one of six states: Strong Buy, Buy, Gradual Buy, Hold, Gradual Sell, or Sell. States are produced by the algorithm from the underlying on-chain and market metrics — never edited by hand, never influenced by headlines or emotion.
How to read the grid
- Full-column agreement — BTC and ETH share the same state across all three horizons: the strongest confluence the model produces.
- Horizon split — short-term disagrees with mid/long: usually noise around a stable trend.
- Asset split — BTC and ETH diverge on the same horizon: often flags a rotation between the two majors.
- Fresh Close Price — the "Close Price (Yesterday)" column shows the daily close each signal was computed against, so you can audit the state against actual price action.
Update cadence
The full cross grid recomputes once a day at 06:30 UTC, right after the daily close is finalised. Historical rows are persisted so the grid never depends on a live third-party call — the page loads from cache and stays in sync with the rest of the dashboard.