Most traders use Gann’s Square of 9 to search for the next target. I decided to approach it differently. Instead of looking for a prediction, I wanted to see if Bitcoin’s entire market cycle could be mapped using nothing but price geometry and time cycles.
Using the 2022 bear market low ($15,479) and the recent all-time high ($126,228), I built two independent Square of 9 maps:
• A bullish roadmap from the cycle low
• A bearish roadmap from the cycle high
Where those maps overlapped, I created confluence zones.
Many of Bitcoin’s most important battlegrounds throughout this cycle clustered around these areas:
• 22k-24k
• 30k-33k
• 40k-42k
• 50k-53k
• 62k-65k
• 75k-79k
• 90k-93k
• 105k-109k
Looking back, several of these zones correspond to major periods of accumulation, resistance, breakout, and consolidation.
I also layered in Gann time cycles to see whether important shifts in market behavior occurred near key intervals such as 360°, 540°, 720°, and 900°.
The result isn’t a prediction model, i like to think of it like a map. A way of viewing Bitcoin as a sequence of recurring price and time relationships rather than a series of random moves.
I’m just documenting the experiment.
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