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Newcomers find "logarithmic scale + cycle" quite friendly for understanding, but don't use it for short-term trading entries and exits.
The Bitcoin rainbow Chart is a charting tool that can indicate whether bitcoin (BTC) is undervalued, fairly valued, or overvalued based on its historical prices.
It consists of a series of colored bands that represent various price ranges. The position of the price within the color bands can provide insights into market sentiment and potential long-term moves.
The BTC Rainbow Chart was created as a meme in 2014 by adding colors to a log scale chart. The formula was changed in 2019, giving birth to the Bitcoin Rainbow Chart V2.
The accuracy of the Bitcoin Rainbow Chart remains a topic of debate due to its heavy reliance on historical data and subjective parameters.