Polytrends🦜

I'm finally done with the @PolytrendsAlgo update. Polytrends +Pro is live on polytrends.io All current users have received the update. Just reload Polytrends +Pro to your charts. I have also currently reduced the price $99 per month for new users. What the Update Brought: Levels get meaning -Every level shows what it is at a glance: G (gained), L (lost), SG (support gained), RL (resistance lost). Every label always shows its most recent state. -Levels come in pairs — each level is linked to its partner from the same move, drawn together with a connecting leg so you can see the structure they came from. -Pairs get matching colors from a 5-color set, nearest pair first. Two pairs near each other never share a color. Tested levels look different from untested ones, and a test only counts from the correct side — a support is tested by a dip that holds, a resistance by a rally that rejects. If a level flips sides, its old tests are wiped and it must prove itself again. -Optional wick rule — gains and losses can be judged against candle wicks instead of bodies. PolyBounds — the regime box -A corner readout that answers the only question that matters at a glance: which two levels define the current regime. ▲ hold above — the nearest Support Gained below price. Bulls own the chart while price holds above it. ▼ hold below — the nearest Resistance Lost above price. Bears own the chart while price holds below it. Each line is colored to match its pair on the chart, and the box only ever quotes a level you can actually see — it can never disagree with your chart. ATR readout included, with its own toggle, corner selector, and an on/off switch for the PolyBounds rows. PolyBounds ▲ hold above: SG 29790.50 ▼ hold below: RL 30122.25 ATR: 234.50 The chart shows what matters right now -The indicator figures out which move price is currently retracing and focuses the chart on that structure — on any symbol and any timeframe. -Recent Pairs Only — the pairs around current price action show; old history stays out of the way. -Bright Pairs Per Side — choose how many of the nearest pairs above and below price stay fully lit. -Faded Pair Transparency — everything non-relevant fades out (or hides completely). Anything price comes back to lights up again on its own. -Highlight Near Price — whatever price is touching right now is always bright, no matter how old it is. -Focus Immediate Structure — the legs price is actively retracing get first priority in every contest. -Thin Stacked Pairs — several pairs stacked in the same price area collapse into one clean pair. Toggle it off any time to see everything that's there. -Show Only Gained / Show Only Lost — one-click filters that strip the chart down to just the gained pairs, just the lost pairs, or both. -Noise filter — a pair whose two levels sit almost on top of each other is dropped as noise, even if it was tested. Real structure only. -Old levels don't clutter the left side — very old lines draw as short stubs at their true origin instead of stretching across the whole chart. A dial controls how aggressive this is. -The right instance wins — when the same price exists in both old and current structure, the pair is drawn on the current leg, not dragged in from weeks ago. Same settings work everywhere -All filters scale with the market's own size and the timeframe — the same defaults behave the same on ES and NQ, on 15 minutes or the daily. -Timeframe Profiles — optional separate lookback, brightness, and stacked-pair settings for 15-minute-and-below charts and for 4-hour-and-up charts, each with its own on/off switch. High timeframes get their own, tighter stacking distance so big-chart levels don't swallow each other. -The lookback dial only controls reach — turning it up to find older levels no longer changes how the chart reads structure. -Classic mode — turn off Focus Macro Leg and the filters, and the chart draws every level across its full history, full-length lines from their true origins — the original Polytrends look, for those who prefer it. The Universal Pattern engine (all new) -Detects the full pattern — double bottom, the move up, double top — and draws its key levels as bands plus a clean skeleton of the pattern's shape. -Prior patterns — finds the three most recent older patterns, ranked by how close they are to current price, each individually toggleable with its own color. -2UP — reference levels below the current pattern showing where the next one would likely form. -Level Look — choose how pattern levels draw: classic bands, a glow that matches the connector legs, or clean thin lines. -Pattern fixes along the way: double bottoms with nearly-equal lows now count, the detector can reach far-back structures, and the skeleton always draws as clean straight lines (no more bent shapes). Look and feel -Short, readable labels with pill-style price bubbles. The corner box matches the pill styling — one clean panel, no gridlines. -Personal colors are baked in as the defaults — the indicator loads looking the way it was set up. -Recently active pairs stay lit while older ones dim, and they brighten again as price approaches. When a level is cropped for cleanliness, its connecting leg and endpoint marks still draw — you always know something is there.

Hey probably uses the @PolytrendsAlgo and knows its good for at least a 5-6,000 point bounce.

It's probably just a coincidence that @PolytrendsAlgo was able to plot all the major monthly levels that $BTC played before it happened. Or it's some secret sauce that very few people know.