What does TIDE mean in crypto markets?

TIDE is a market-cycle metaphor: crypto liquidity rises and falls like a tide. The word also carries the older sense of time, season, or phase, which fits a cycle indicator.

What is a crypto market cycle indicator?

A crypto market cycle indicator summarizes public market, price, and on-chain data into a readable view of historical phases such as accumulation, expansion, distribution, and capitulation.

How does the Bitcoin MVRV Z-Score help identify cycle tops and bottoms?

The Bitcoin MVRV Z-Score compares market value with realized value. Historically high or low extremes have appeared near major cycle peaks and capitulation zones.

What is the Mayer Multiple?

The Mayer Multiple is Bitcoin price divided by its 200-day moving average. It is a simple way to see whether Bitcoin is historically extended or depressed against its long-term trend.

What is the difference between risk-on and risk-off crypto regimes?

A risk-on regime describes conditions where trend and valuation context are constructive. A risk-off regime describes overheated or bearish conditions where capital preservation becomes more important.

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CryptoTIDE reads the Bitcoin cycle with public data and turns it into a simple regime map: when BTC looks historically cheap, when trend is healthy, when leverage is crowded, and when top-risk pressure is rising.

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BTC current cycle read

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14-day pressure from daily public data.

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90-day trend and moving-average context.

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Cycle valuation from TIDE, MVRV-Z, and Mayer.

4-year cycle map

ATL to next ATL: how the Bitcoin cycle usually breathes

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The full Bitcoin cycle is best read from one terminal low to the next terminal low. TIDE helps on the left side of the cycle, where value appears. Cycle Compass adds the post-halving clock and top-risk evidence, where pure on-chain heat can fade across cycles.

TIDE 2.0 overlay

Shows how Cycle Compass sits on top of the ideal cycle: time is the prior; bottom/top evidence confirms or weakens the read.

1 · Capitulation / ATLBuild the plan

Why: forced sellers and miner/holder stress often create value. TIDE helps by flashing bottom evidence, not by calling the exact low.

2 · AccumulationScale spot DCA

Why: cycle heat is low and trend repair begins. The DCA planner turns monthly budget into today's manual buy and optional BTD limit orders.

3 · MarkupRide the trend

Why: trend improves before euphoria. TIDE stops overreacting to noise; Compass checks whether the clock still supports expansion.

4 · Top windowStop adding leverage

Why: time-from-halving starts to matter more. Compass looks for top-risk confluence across NUPL, MVRV, Mayer, Puell and Pi Cycle.

5 · DistributionReduce risk pressure

Why: upside can continue, but the asymmetry worsens. Partial TP pressure is a risk-management dashboard, not an automatic sell signal.

6 · Bear / next ATLPrepare the next budget

Why: terminal lows are confirmed only after the fact. TIDE/Compass help separate local washout from a real bottom-window setup.

Cycle Evidence Lab

NUPL, MVRV-Z, Mayer, Puell, Pi Cycle, and TIDE bottom lens

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offcold long-cycle valuation

Perp Leverage

offcycle recovery plus trend support

Ride Trend + Defensive Shorts

offtrend constructive, hedge only if crowded

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offhot cycle plus weak trend

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BTC spot vs holder cost basis and Thermo security floor

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Name meaning

Why TIDE?

In markets, liquidity moves like a tide: it comes in, lifts prices, drains out, and exposes risk. In older English, tide also meant a time, season, or phase. That is the point of this crypto cycle data room: not a trading signal, but a daily read on the market's phase.

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Bitcoin cycle dashboard, crypto market cycle dashboard, MVRV Z-Score, Bitcoin undervalued or overvalued, crypto risk gauge, and crypto DCA calculator.

What TIDE answers

Is BTC closer to accumulation, early expansion, neutral, distribution, or euphoria based on transparent public data?

The question everyone asks

Where are we in the Bitcoin cycle?

The short answer is at the top of this page: CryptoTIDE reads Bitcoin's position in its roughly four-year market cycle every day from public on-chain and market data, and prints it as the live TIDE score (0–1), the Cycle Compass verdict, and a single action band. Bitcoin's cycle is historically organised around the halving (every ~210,000 blocks, about every four years): a bottoming/accumulation phase, a post-halving expansion, a euphoric top, and a drawdown/bear phase. No one can time it precisely, so CryptoTIDE reports where the weight of the public evidence sits, not a prediction.

The current cycle position is shown live above and updated daily. As a stable reference, the TIDE score maps to these cycle zones:

TIDE below 0.20 — Accumulation: maximum-discount / capitulation context, historically near cycle bottoms.
0.20–0.40 — Early accumulation: undervalued, early-expansion context.
0.40–0.60 — Neutral: mid-cycle; no strong valuation edge either way.
0.60–0.80 — Distribution: stretched valuation; rising top-risk.
Above 0.80 — Euphoria: historically near cycle tops; profit-preservation context.

How this is computed (halving clock, MVRV Z-Score, Mayer Multiple, Puell Multiple, NUPL, Pi Cycle and more) is documented on the methodology page, and common questions are answered in the Bitcoin cycle FAQ. This is educational public-data context, not financial advice.