Download the last Bitcoin data file from coinmetrics.io (https://coinmetrics.io/newdata/btc.csv). Then run the Ruby scripts.
You can find out what the columns mean on https://coinmetrics.io/community-data-dictionary/
- bitcoin_1458d_sma.rb
Calculates the 1458 daily simple moving average (SMA) price for Bitcoin. 1458 days equals 4 years. This price has historically been a long term support for bitcoin. The price rarely goes under this number and when it hovers around it, it has historically been a great time to buy.
- bitcoin_200d_sma.rb
Calculates the 200 daily SMA. Used to calculate the Mayer Multiple, which is a number that indicates whether Bitcoin is going into oversold, bearish, bullish or overbought territory.
- bitcoin_2y_ma_5_2y_ma.rb
Calculates the 730 daily SMA and the 5 * 730 daily SMA (in price, not in # of days). Historically, a good time to sell BTC into fiat is above 5 * SMA(730).
- bitcoin_sma_input.rb
Calculates a daily SMA based on your number input. Optional start_date and end_date. Examples:
ruby bitcoin_sma_input.rb 1400
ruby bitcoin_sma_input.rb 1400 start_date= end_date=2020-01-03
ruby bitcoin_sma_input.rb 31 start_date=2020-01-01 end_date=2020-01-31
Or use the BitcoinAnalysis class:
require './bitcoin_analysis'
analyser = BitcoinAnalyser.new
The other scripts are experimental and don't have anything proven (yet).
Note: none of these scripts are financial advice. Use at your own risk. Never invest what you cannot afford to lose. I did not invent these metrics, I'm only playing around with publicly available data.