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Bitcoin: Smart Money Flow (Weekly)

Volume-weighted trend regime with adaptive volatility bands, plotted on weekly BTC closes

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Chart informationBitcoin: Smart Money Flow (Weekly)

About This Indicator

Smart Money Flow blends a smoothed trend baseline (34-week EMA) with adaptive volatility bands sized by volume-weighted buying/selling pressure, plotted on weekly BTC closes. The trend baseline is colored green in a bull regime (price last broke above the upper band) and red in a bear regime (price last broke below the lower band). 50-week and 200-week EMAs are also plotted as widely-used long-term trend references.

Current Value & Interpretation

BTC price
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Trend baseline
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Money flow
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50-week EMA
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200-week EMA
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Market regime
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Waiting for enough weekly history to warm up the trend baseline and adaptive bands (34+ weeks).

Data Sources

  • Bitcoin price: CoinGecko API via backend price history, resampled from daily closes into weekly bars.
  • Volume proxy: on-chain transaction volume (USD), summed into weekly totals — used in place of exchange trading volume, which isn't tracked in this app.
  • Calculation: 34-week EMA trend baseline (further smoothed with a 3-week EMA), a 24-week volume-weighted money flow (5-week smoothing, 1.2x boost) sizing adaptive bands via a 14-week ATR-style average range (0.9x-2.2x multiplier), plus 50-week and 200-week EMAs — computed entirely from existing price and transaction-volume history, no separate external data source required.

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