Base Date 2026-10-09
Last Run 2026-10-09 14:30:03

BTC Regime Index — Is now a good time to buy Bitcoin?

This indicator combines big-picture economic trends (interest rates, the dollar), Bitcoin's halving cycle (when new supply shrinks), and real policy news (ETF approvals, regulation, etc.) into a single 0-100 score showing whether now is a favorable time for Bitcoin. It doesn't predict a price — it reads the current "mood." The policy-related score is still experimental and may be imprecise.
Should you buy Bitcoin right now? 🤔
🟡 Right now it's neither particularly good nor bad
It's hard to say clearly whether it's good or bad right now — the direction hasn't been decided yet.
※ This is not a definite buy/sell signal — it's a reference indicator of current conditions. Investment decisions are your own responsibility.
※ This tracks months-to-years macro trends — rates, liquidity, the halving cycle — not the last few days or weeks of price action. Even if the price just went up or down, this score can look different.
46.2
🔴 Unfavorable 🟡 Neutral 💚 Favorable
As of 2026-10-08 · Today's Bitcoin price $81,689 · Macro data freshness 0 days ago
BTC Price & BTC Regime Index Over Time
Yellow line: BTC price (USD) · Purple line: BTC Regime Index (0-100)
How is this score made?
Current Economic Mood
V3 MACRO ⓘ
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Rates & dollar trend (typically 50)
Halving Effect
HALVING FACTOR ⓘ
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Rises around halving events (typically 50)
Base Score
BASE REGIME ⓘ
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Economic mood + halving effect combined
Policy News Impact
POLICY SCORE ⓘ
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How good/bad recent news has been (typically 50)
Big-News Sensitivity
CONVEX MULTIPLIER ⓘ
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Reacts strongly only to truly big news (typically ×1)
💰 Conditions favorable for buying Bitcoin
The more of these conditions overlap, the higher the gauge score climbs toward "favorable."
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Interest rates are falling
It's favorable when U.S. policy rates and Treasury yields are trending down. When interest is low, people look for riskier places to invest.
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The dollar is weakening
The weaker the dollar, the more money tends to flow relatively into assets like Bitcoin.
⛏️
A halving is approaching
Favorable in the roughly two-year window around a Bitcoin halving (when new supply shrinks), especially closer to the halving day itself.
📰
Good news just broke
Favorable when good news — like an ETF approval or a friendly government policy announcement — happened recently and its effect hasn't faded yet.
🚨
It's genuinely big news
High-impact, nation-level decisions (a strategic reserve, a law passing, etc.) move the score much more than minor news.
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The overall gauge is 60+
Historically, the most favorable times were when several of the above conditions overlapped and pushed the gauge into the "excellent" range (60+).
📊 How much did BTC rise historically at this score?
Using real 2016-2026 data, this shows how much BTC's price actually moved 30/60/90 days after buying at each gauge level. There's no guarantee this repeats in the future, and since nearby dates share overlapping windows, the sample counts aren't as independent as they look — treat this as reference only.
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In Plain Terms

📈 Current Economic Mood — When bank interest rates fall and the dollar weakens, people want to put more money into places like Bitcoin — volatile, but with bigger potential upside. So this score is based on rates and the dollar. 50 is average; higher means a mood favorable for Bitcoin.

⛏️ Halving Effect — Bitcoin has an event called "halving" where the amount newly mined gets cut in half on a set schedule. Interest often grows around this time, so the score rises the closer it gets to a halving. Right now, the next halving is far off, so this score stays at neutral (50).

🧮 Base Score — This score combines the two above (economic mood + halving effect). News and policy aren't factored in yet at this stage.

📰 Policy News Impact — Good news, like an ETF approval, raises the score; bad news, like tighter regulation, lowers it. The impact is strongest right after news breaks and gradually fades over time. For recent periods, we also automatically analyze Google Trends search volume to gauge how much public attention to policy issues is rising or falling. You can see which news is currently affecting the score in the "Policy News List" below.

🔊 Big-News Sensitivity — This is a device that barely reacts to small news but sharply reflects truly big news in the final score.

Policy News List
18 Bitcoin-related policy news events from 2016-2026. The impact is strongest right after news breaks and gradually fades. Items tagged "Fading" are currently affecting the score.
Date What happened Category Impact Duration
Last 7 Days
Date BTC Close Regime Score Status
2026-10-08$81,68946.2🟡 Neutral
2026-10-07$83,32545.8🟡 Neutral
2026-10-06$85,55645.8🟡 Neutral
2026-10-05$85,74845.5🟡 Neutral
2026-10-04$86,01145.6🟡 Neutral
2026-10-03$84,76445.6🟡 Neutral
2026-10-02$84,49745.6🟡 Neutral

Based on the latest 30 daily readings, the BTC Regime score (0–100) averaged 46.0, with a high of 47.0 and a low of 45.4.

Data Info
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Data Source: 미국 연준(FRED) · yfinance
What is the BTC Regime Index?

This indicator doesn't try to guess "what price Bitcoin is now" — it's a reference tool showing whether now is a favorable time to buy. It combines big economic trends (U.S. Treasury yields, real rates, the dollar) and Bitcoin's halving cycle into a base score, and

then factors in real policy news — ETF approvals, country-level regulation, government announcements — to compute a final score (0-100). Big news moves the score a lot; minor news barely moves it at all.

It's split into 5 levels: 60+ is "Excellent," under 40 is "Poor," and 45-55 is a "Neutral" zone with no clear direction.

Frequently Asked Questions
Should I buy Bitcoin right now?

The BTC Regime Index gives a 0-100 score. 60+ means macro conditions, the halving cycle, and policy news together favor Bitcoin; under 40 means they don't. This is a reference indicator, not a guaranteed buy/sell signal — investment decisions are your own responsibility.

How do you determine Bitcoin buy timing?

We combine three factors into a 0-100 score: U.S. interest rates and dollar trends (macro), Bitcoin's halving cycle, and real policy news like ETF approvals or regulation. The more favorable all three are, the higher the score.

How is BTC Regime Index different from the Fear & Greed Index?

The Fear & Greed Index mainly measures market sentiment (volatility, volume, social media buzz). BTC Regime Index instead looks at fundamentals: macro data like rates and the dollar, the halving cycle, and real policy events. The two indices don't always point the same direction.

What does Bitcoin risk-on/risk-off mean?

'Risk-on' means investors are actively favoring risky assets like Bitcoin; 'risk-off' means they're avoiding risk and favoring safe assets instead. BTC Regime Index shows this mood in 5 levels, from excellent to poor.

How does the Bitcoin halving affect price?

The halving is an event where newly mined Bitcoin supply is cut in half. Historically, interest and price gains have often appeared in the roughly two-year window around a halving, as new supply shrinks. BTC Regime Index factors this cycle into its score.

How accurate is this indicator?

Backtesting on real 2016-2026 data shows that buying in the 'Excellent' zone led to an average +30% return after 90 days (76% win rate), while the 'Poor' zone averaged -20%. This is historical data only and doesn't guarantee future results — see the 'Historical Returns' section on the page for full figures.

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