Mark planet lines on BTC

Saturn's planet lines across Bitcoin's daily chart, running on past the last bar.

Trial or ProAbout 3 minutesStudio

Bitcoin daily in Studio: Planetary lines opened from Studies, shown on the chart for Saturn at $50 a degree, then the 5Y view.

Before you start

  • Planet lines come with the free fourteen-day trial or Pro: sign in to Studio with Google to start the trial.
  • Open BTCUSDT on the daily chart.

Steps

  1. 1Open Studies in the top bar and type planet in the search.
  2. 2Press Open beside Planetary lines. The Planet lines panel opens beside the chart.
  3. 3Turn on Show on chart. Saturn at $50 a degree is the starting set, with a line every 360°.
  4. 4Press 5Y under the chart to see more of the lines. Each is labelled with its turn: saturn +1, +2 and so on.
  5. 5In the panel, change the Planet, the Dollars per degree or Lines every (360° down to 30°). The presets switch between Saturn at $50 and Jupiter at $100 a degree, and + Add puts a second set beside the first.

⌥ is Alt on Windows and Linux.

Reading it

A planet line is price as a function of where the planet is. At $50 a degree, one full trip of 360° is worth $18,000, so the lines sit $18,000 apart, and they drift as the planet moves, looping back while it's retrograde.

Positions come from NASA JPL's DE440 ephemeris. Offset and Anchor to a pivot on the chart move the whole set up or down; Seen from and Zodiac switch between geocentric and heliocentric, tropical and sidereal.

A line is a place to look, not a forecast. The panel's Test tab scores the lines against the same lines at random offsets, so you can see whether they did better than chance on your market.

Try it in Studio Comes with the free trial or Pro.