Bitcoin Cycle Gauges Show No Confirmed Bottom, CryptoZeno Says
The index’s 30-day average was 15.8%, while a separate oscillator’s average was near the bottom of its historical range and below 1.0.

Bitcoin (BTC) may remain in a correction, with cycle readings yet to confirm a bottom, CryptoQuant analyst CryptoZeno said Nov. 5, after a 46% retreat from the previous all-time high.
Bitcoin was trading near $80,000 at the time. The 30-day moving average of its cycle-extremes index had fallen to 15.8%, within a “watch/mild stress” range and far below levels associated with active or extreme phases.
A separate cycle-extremes oscillator had a 30-day average near the bottom of its historical range and well below 1.0. It showed no clear upward signal.
CryptoZeno characterized the readings as consistent with a correction or subdued phase, rather than a confirmed cycle low. The low readings alone do not prove that selling pressure has run its course; further consolidation or another decline remained possible.
CryptoZeno identified a sustained rise in the index toward its active phase, alongside a recovery in the oscillator, as signals to watch.