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Mayer Multiple

Bitcoin price relative to the 200-day moving average

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About This Indicator

The Mayer Multiple is the ratio of Bitcoin's price to its 200-day moving average. Created by Trace Mayer, it identifies historically overvalued (above 2.4) and undervalued (below 0.8) periods. The 200-day MA acts as a long-term trend line and the multiple quantifies price deviation from it.

Current Value & Interpretation

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Data Sources

  • BTC Price: CoinGecko (stored daily)
  • 200-day MA: 200-day rolling average computed on-demand

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