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Anchor the cycle
Mark the market-cycle low, major high, first bear cut, final low and next first wave out of accumulation.
low · high · first cut · final floor
retail // reset · research lab
One Move. Many Lenses.
This lab turns charts into an evidence library. Each asset is broken into cycles, phases, waves, pullbacks, flags, fib reactions, EMA/VWAP behaviour, volume response and time/bar-count rhythm.
Wyckoff · Fibonacci · Elliott · VWAP · EMA · volume · time cycles · bar count
what this is · repeatability machine
The lab is not one huge page. It is a template repeated across assets.
A coin lab starts with the whole life chart, then splits the asset into market cycles. Each cycle is split into accumulation, markup, distribution and markdown. Inside those phases we store the real anatomy: waves, pullbacks, bear flags, channels, wedges, fib reactions, EMA/VWAP tests, screenshots and notes.
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Split the phases
Separate accumulation, bull/markup, distribution top, markdown, bear flags and bottoming structure.
accumulation → markup → distribution → markdown
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Measure every leg
Store price, date, candles, days, percentage move, multiple, retrace, fib/log fib, volume and trend support.
price · time · bars · fib · volume
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Attach evidence
Each finding points to a screenshot or future imported chart window, so the claim travels with its proof.
screenshot · note · status
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Compare rhythm
Check whether BTC, ETH, SOL, ADA, XLM and other assets echo each other or follow their own cycle clocks.
lead · lag · compression · translation
06
Demote bad claims
If a ratio only works after moving the anchor, it is not a constant. It gets marked as weak or rejected.
confirmed · probable · ongoing · rejected
united stack · one market move, several tools
Wyckoff, Fibonacci, Elliott, VWAP, EMA and time are not separate religions.
They are different ways of interrogating the same move. Wyckoff asks who is absorbing inventory. Elliott asks how the impulse or correction subdivides. Fibonacci asks where reaction zones sit. VWAP/EMA asks whether price is above or below the market’s moving cost basis. Bar count asks how long traders had before the next leg.
cycle phase
Accumulation · markup · distribution · markdown
Where does the move sit in the larger market clock?
phase before prediction
Wyckoff
SC · AR · ST · SOS · BC · UTAD
Is inventory being absorbed, distributed or dumped into late buyers?
inventory transfer
Fibonacci
0.382 · 0.5 · 0.618 · 0.786
Where did price react, fail, extend or invalidate?
reaction zones
Elliott
Impulse · ABC · diagonal · WXY
What count fits, what count fails, and where is it invalidated?
primary + alternate
VWAP / EMA
Support · reclaim · rejection · compression
Did price hold the moving structure or lose it into markdown?
moving cost basis
time / bars
Days · candles · rhythm · compression
How long did the setup give you before the next leg moved?
time as evidence
asset doors · choose the lab bench
Open a coin and inspect its cycles.
These are small on purpose. The hub is the doorway; the real detail lives inside each asset page. Start with Bitcoin, then reuse the same machine for ETH, SOL, ADA, XLM, XRP, HBAR and the rest.
Macro cycle labs
Click a ticker to open the asset-specific evidence library.
what becomes automatic · what stays human
Raw data can be imported. Pattern judgement still needs an analyst.
Auto / semi-auto fields
- OHLCV, high/low dates, ATH, drawdown and percentage gain.
- Multiple, day count, candle count, fib levels and log fib levels.
- Volume spikes and distance from EMA/VWAP if indicators are calculated locally.
Manual / research fields
- Wyckoff labels, wave counts and pattern identity.
- Whether a structure is a bull flag, rising wedge, H&S or distribution.
- Whether the screenshot proves the claim or needs more review.
Workflow: import or enter coordinates → upload screenshot → paste/update the cycle object → page renders the library → filter by phase, pattern, fib, status and cycle.
questions worth testing
Good research questions make bad guessing harder.
cycle rhythm
How long from bottom to next major leg?
Measure how much time a trader had to enter after accumulation before the next markup leg began.
bottom → reclaim → impulse
bear structure
How far do bear flags retrace?
Measure each impulse down, the flag channel, retrace level, volume decay and failed reclaim.
0.382 / 0.5 / 0.618 reactions
distribution
When is the top no longer just a pullback?
Track the last wave up, the range, the first markdown and whether reclaim attempts fail under resistance.
UTAD / lower high / first cut