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Macro Cycle Dashboard

Where we are — 2026-09-23

The macro composite reads 52 and the Bitcoin cycle model is currently Hold BTC — holding bitcoin and keeping your regular buy going — as of 2026-09-23.

Across three completed Bitcoin cycles it beat buy-and-hold in three of three (3.25x, 3.08x, 2.38x); this cycle so far it drew down -26.8% against -53.1% for holding. It also lost less than holding in 15/18 of the walk-forward folds tested; that count alone is a consistency check, not proof of timing skill (a no-timing portfolio at the same market exposure scores the same). On fold-by-fold return, the more informative test, it beat holding in only 12/18 — the edge is cycle-length, not month-to-month. The current cycle is still open: it reads 1.95x as of 2026-09-22, and an open cycle's multiple moves with the price. These figures come from a backtest, not from the live record; the live record is published in full on the call ledger.

Current call
Hold BTC
Model action
Hold
As of
2026-09-23
Cycle score
-0.190
Bitcoin price
$86,205
Below all-time high
-30.9%
Market state
EARLY_RECOVERY
Regime
bull
Alt-season index
35/100 — BTC Dominant
Macro composite
52
What this page is, and is not. This is a descriptive macro lens — Ray Dalio's five Big Cycle pillars (money & debt, politics, geopolitics, nature, technology) scored into one composite, shown for context. It is not backtested. And 45% of it is not yet measured: Politics (20%) and Geopolitics (25%) have no underlying metrics wired up, so each scores a flat neutral 50 rather than a reading. Money & Debt (30%) currently rests on a single series. Treat the composite as a partially-populated frame, not a measurement. The performance figures published elsewhere on this site — the walk-forward folds, the drawdown reduction, the holdout grade — all refer to the Bitcoin cycle model, not to anything on this page. Read it as background, not as a signal, and check the call ledger for the record we actually stand behind.
Money & Debt
Weight: 30%
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Politics
Weight: 20%
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Geopolitics
Weight: 25%
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Nature
Weight: 10%
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Technology
Weight: 15%
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