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Replicate RecessionAlert indicator: CHARTS > Bitcoin | RecessionAlert

2026-08-29T22:56:43Z Experiment completed Recorded the SHA-verified RecessionAlert Bitcoin contextual model suite from the immutable local snapshot: BOCA-3/4 accumulation cues, exchange-balance context, 30-minute technical overlay, Mayer/Puell/Power Law formulas, explicit Mayer thresholds, and a daily OHLC probability model. No source-linked numeric series, verifiable native span, publication lag, common state machine, or portfolio execution map is captured, so this is an insufficient-evidence public gap report with no playable registry change.
1361 recessionalert bitcoin indicator market-timing insufficient_evidence

Source report: research/findings/1361.md

Objective

Independently replicate the distinct RecessionAlert row CHARTS > Bitcoin | RecessionAlert from the checked-in canonical snapshot at data/recessionalert.sqlite, without live-site requests, credential use, private account data, or mutation of the crawl database.

Approach

The primary input is the manifest-selected page body opened read-only from data/recessionalert.sqlite, cross-checked against research/findings/recessionalert_inventory.md and research/artifacts/recessionalert/manifest.json. The page digest is sha256:48ab3995ad8abafa4060fa4a72dd658607ddd205dd28dc1e040abe7ab38b2139; it is 116,181 bytes, HTTP 200, and fetched at 2026-08-22T23:39:03Z. The crawl log contains five same-URL page vintages, with the latest digest selected. The target page has zero canonical asset rows.

The page links to a separate Excel Data page. Four unique workbook artifacts are hash-pinned locally, but the snapshot does not identify a native workbook, sheet, or column for this distinct Bitcoin row. They are recorded as adjacent provenance and are not substituted for a target numeric series.

Disclosed rule and interpretation

The cached page is a multi-model context suite rather than one formula. BOCA-3 and BOCA-4 examine daily Bitcoin-blockchain address holdings in five categories. BOCA-3 highlights Whales and Fish growing while exchange balances decline; BOCA-4 highlights Whales, Crabs, and Shrimps growing against declining exchange balances. Falling exchange holdings are described as bullish and rising exchange holdings as bearish. The page's stated ownership bands are Humpback Whales above 10,000 BTC, Whales 1,000–10,000 BTC, Fish 10–100 BTC, Crabs 1–10 BTC, and Shrimps below 1 BTC; the apparent 100–1,000 BTC band is not disclosed.

The technical chart is described as updated every 30 minutes and combines SuperTrend, Donchian support/resistance, Parabolic SAR, Aroon Oscillator, and ZIG/ZAG moves for rallies and corrections exceeding 10%. The Mayer Multiple is current Bitcoin price divided by its 200-day moving average. The page calls a bounce at MM=1 a BUY signal, describes MM<1 as bearish and MM>1 as bullish, calls MM<0.6 a good cyclical BUY zone, MM>2.4 overbought, and MM>3.6 near a cyclical market top. The Puell Multiple is daily coin issuance in USD divided by its 365-day moving average. The Power Law Corridor uses regressions through three bubble peaks and daily price minus one standard deviation.

The trend-direction model compares daily BTC/USD OHLC corrections and rallies by magnitude and duration. The page claims 242 short-term events no smaller than 2% and 87 medium-term events no smaller than 13% over 12 years since 2010. It explicitly says not to use the probability model as an actionable signal; traditional technical analysis remains the action method and probabilities are context. These component claims are retained as related but distinct; no common aggregation rule is invented.

Native span, publication lag, and causal assumptions

The page claims daily BOCA, ETF-flow, Puell, and probability updates and a 30-minute technical-overlay update. It claims a probability history since 2010, but no source-linked Bitcoin numeric observations are captured. The four adjacent workbook captures are attached to the separate Excel Data page and cannot establish target native coverage or point-in-time linkage.

Article publication date and timestamp are undisclosed. The 2026-08-22 archive fetch is archival delay, not an economic-data publication timestamp; an article-to-fetch interval is not computable. Underlying release lag, calculation cutoff, timezone, vintage, and revision calendar are unknown. Any future overlay must use point-in-time information, then execute no earlier than the next available bar with at least one available-bar lag. Same-close/lookahead is unsupported. Unknown inputs remain unavailable rather than imputed, carried forward, or neutral.

Validation

Focused offline suite tests/test_recessionalert_bitcoin.py (7 passed) verifies source-body SHA agreement, the five crawl revisions, disclosed rule text and thresholds, all four adjacent workbook hashes without merging them, unknown publication lag, unavailable-state policy, late-input policy, zero target-page asset rows, and read-only database access. The executed notebook research/experiments/1361.ipynb reproduces the source and artifact hash assertions. Controller receipts check-1 and check-2 record the complete test module as temporal and behavioral evidence.

No numeric performance, subperiod stability, adjacent-parameter, false-signal, or market-outcome metric is claimed because no target series, common state, point-in-time releases, or independent outcome window is pinned.

Results

Public evidence-gap report only. Machine-readable source record: research/findings/specs/recessionalert-bitcoin.json. Experiment manifest: research/experiments/1361.json. Decision: insufficient_evidence; registry action: not_registered; playable: false; current value: unavailable. The safe result is published under Other / Research rather than as a playable Other-indicators card. No raw HTML, workbook, image, chart, nonce-bearing URL, credential, cookie, or private account data is redistributed.

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Source artifact: research/results/1361.md