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- Low-to-Low Comparison
- Global M2 Growth ⬢
- OmniFlow Model ⬢
- CounterFlow Model ⬢
- Google Trends ⬢
- After Halving Comparison
- Funding Rate
- Open Interest
- Bitcoin Dominance
- Fear & Greed Index
- Bitcoin x Gold x S&P500
- Bull Market Drawdowns
- Price Visit Frequency Heatmap
- Daily Change %
- Drawdown from ATH
- Mayer Multiple
- BTC 30d Volatility
- Futures vs Spot Volume
- NUPL
- Coinglass SuperChart
- MSTR Charts
Chart Explained
The OmniFlow model is an advanced Bitcoin trading signal indicator that analyzes Bitcoin’s performance since November 20, 2022, when its price hit a low of approximately $15,760, following the all-time high of $69,000 in November 2021. This period marks the start of the recovery phase after the bear market bottom, providing a foundation for identifying strategic buy and sell opportunities in the ongoing bull market.
The model combines five key metrics—Funding Rate, Volatility, Google Trends, Open Interest —with an amplifying factor based on ATH Drawdown, to generate a weighted score that determines market signals. These signals are visualized on the chart as colored lines and points, guiding traders on potential buying or selling opportunities.
Why OmniFlow?
Unlike the simpler CounterFlow model, which relies solely on Funding Rate thresholds, OmniFlow integrates multiple market indicators to provide a more nuanced view of Bitcoin’s momentum. By weighting and combining these metrics, OmniFlow captures complex market dynamics, amplifying signals during significant drawdowns to highlight high-probability trading opportunities. Green points mark moments to buy when the market is fearful, while red points signal times to take profits during greed, helping traders navigate the volatile Bitcoin market with greater confidence.