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Blockchain Fundamentals - Golden Ratio Multiplier GRM

Blockchain Fundamentals - Golden Ratio Multiplier GRM

Intro
This strategy was put forth by Phillip Swift (a.k.a PositiveCrypto) as guidelines for bitcoins market cycles.

Description
The new insight comes when we multiply the 350 day moving average (which we will refer to as the 350DMA) by specific numbers. Those mathematically important numbers are:

-The Golden Ratio = 1.61803398875
-Fibonacci Sequence = 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21…

Using those three moving average lines (350DMA x 1.6, x2, x3) has allowed us to pick out almost every single intra-cycle price high in Bitcoin’s history.
The next numbers in the Fibonacci sequence are 5, 8, 13, and 21.
Remarkably, when we use these multiples of the 350 day moving average, they pick out each of Bitcoin’s market cycle tops going all the way back to the first price bubble in 2011.

Additions
I added the ability to select from a few types of moving averages and to change the base MA length. This will allow you to experiment and find your own potential correlations.

I also added the bottom most (yellow) line you can see which is the base MA minus the 0.618. This has been a great market bottom level for calling capitulation.

I also added in the ability to plot additional fibonacci and gann numbers.

I Also added some trade state logic when to long/short though its not perfect by any means but a work in progress.

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