OptiNod Pattern Analysis
Pattern Analysis
BTC price structure across 1H/4H/1D/1W classified by multiple pattern theories. Weekly and daily bars are readable without signing in; the 4-hour and 1-hour bars open only for accounts with Pro access. Switch theories with the tabs below. Interpretive aid — not financial advice.
What this screen shows
Tabs show the BTC price structure classified separately by several pattern theories. Elliott, harmonic, harmonic-Elliott, river channel and Wyckoff families are applied to the same bar data, and each candidate carries its price target and its invalidation price.
How far it can be read
A pattern is a candidate classification of the structure up to the current bar, not a settled forecast. Once price passes the invalidation level, that candidate no longer holds. A wave count still in progress can change on the next bar, so it is excluded from the trade record. Historical statistics on a small sample are labeled as insufficient rather than led with a hit rate.
Data basis
- Data source
- Bars are fetched from the public Binance klines API, stored on the server, and analyzed from there.
- Market covered
- BTC only. No other symbol and no portfolio-level analysis is offered.
- Interval
- Weekly, daily, 4-hour and 1-hour bars.
- Aggregation basis
- Analysis runs on closed bars, with confirmed pivots frozen so the drawing does not repaint.
- Displayed timezone
- Bar times are UTC; the screen renders them in the reading device timezone.
- Refresh
- Analysis responses for the public timeframes are edge-cached for 300 seconds.
- Allowed delay
- Only bars that have closed are analyzed, so movement inside the forming bar appears at the next close.
- Access
- Weekly and daily bars are readable without signing in. The 4-hour and 1-hour bars open only for accounts with Pro access.
Prices and indicator values load after the screen opens. Each widget shows its reference time and whether it is delayed.
Limits
- It is an interpretive aid, not investment advice and not an entry instruction.
- Different theories can propose different candidates for the same stretch. No ranking between theories is asserted.
- Historical hit-rate distributions appear only where the sample is large enough.