Bitcoin Log Regression Rainbow Chart

Bitcoin AI

Reading the log rainbow? Bitcoin AI can explain the bands and cycle context.

Today

Coloured bands

Red and orange up top, yellow at the centre, greens and blues mid-chart, purple at the bottom.

Log baseline

The centre trendline fitted to Bitcoin’s long-run log growth — bands are drawn from it.

Hot vs cool

Upper bands = historically “hot” vs the model; lower blue bands = relatively “cool”.

Not a forecast

Illustrates past cycles on a log scale — cannot predict prices or guarantee outcomes.

Two versions

Toggle Original vs Version 2 (Beta) to compare curve fits on the same rainbow layout.

How to read the log regression rainbow

BTCGoTo's log regression rainbow plots daily Bitcoin price on a logarithmic scale with coloured bands around a log regression baseline. The baseline is a curve fitted to historical data to represent Bitcoin's long-term growth trajectory; the coloured bands are spaced above and below it from red through purple.

The bands are statistical ranges of past log-scale behaviour — red and orange tiers are historically "hot" versus the model, blue and purple tiers are relatively "cool". Where spot sits today helps you see if BTC is trading high or low within those long-run envelopes, which some holders use for cycle context (not as a buy/sell signal).

This view is educational only: it shows how price has related to the model before, not where it must go next. Past patterns do not guarantee future results — no price targets here. Compare regression bands and market cycles. Not financial advice.

Snapshot & history

How far spot sits from the log baseline and rainbow extremes, which coloured band you are in today, and how often BTC has traded in warm vs cool strips on this model.

Original log projection introduced by Bitcointalk User trolololo in 2014.
Price data is cached and may not be 100% accurate.
Data updates every 12 hours.