Analysis, platform updates, and Bitcoin insights from the BGeometrics team.
Bitcoin's on-chain valuation sits in deep-value territory with strong holder conviction, but net ETF outflows and rising exchange reserves leave cheapness without a catalyst.
Bitcoin's on-chain valuation has reset to cycle-bottom territory without ever printing euphoria — framing this drawdown as a structural accumulation case with medium conviction.
Bitcoin's most controversial soft fork of 2026 is entering its critical phase. BGeometrics now publishes daily miner signaling data for BIP-110 — here's what it is, why it matters, and what the numbers show so far.
The BGeometrics Dashboard lets you build a fully customisable Bitcoin analytics workspace — combine on-chain metrics, technical indicators, and macro data across five interactive charts.
The Sharpe Ratio measures risk-adjusted performance. Learn how it applies to Bitcoin and how BGeometrics now exposes it via API alongside the Sortino Ratio.
We've added 5 new Bitcoin on-chain metrics to the API, including Thermocap Ratio, Miner Revenue, and block-level fee data.
The Market Value to Realized Value ratio is one of the most reliable Bitcoin cycle indicators. Here's how to interpret it and use it in your analysis.
The BGeometrics alert system lets you set threshold-based notifications on any metric. Here's how to set up your first alert.
Introducing the BGeometrics Workspace — a unified interface to explore, compare and analyse Bitcoin on-chain metrics side by side, with your preferences saved between sessions.
Open interest measures the total number of active Bitcoin futures contracts. Learn how traders use it to assess sentiment, confirm trends and spot potential reversals.
A data-driven analysis comparing pure DCA against a sentiment-filtered strategy using the Fear and Greed Index. The results are counterintuitive.
A backtesting study comparing an RSI 30/70 trading strategy against a simple buy-and-hold approach for Bitcoin over 2019–2021. The results speak for themselves.
A polar coordinate visualisation of Bitcoin's price across halving cycles, revealing that Bitcoin has never been lower than 4 years prior — and that cycle highs and lows follow a consistent pattern.