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ColinTalksCrypto Bitcoin Bull Run Index (CBBI)

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The official Python implementation of the ColinTalksCrypto Bitcoin Bull Run Index (CBBI).

The CBBI is a Bitcoin index that utilizes advanced, real-time analysis of 9 metrics to help us understand what stage of the Bitcoin bull run and bear market cycles we are in. The CBBI is time-independent and price-independent. It simply indicates whether it believes we are approaching the top/bottom of a Bitcoin cycle.

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Script Demo

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Docker Usage

To use the CBBI script with Docker, run the following command:

docker run --rm --pull=always zaczero/cbbi --help
docker run --rm --pull=always zaczero/cbbi

Manual Usage

To use the CBBI script without Docker, follow these two simple steps:

1. Install nix

Before you jump in, make sure to install the โ„๏ธ Nix package manager. It's your shortcut to seamless dependency management and reproducible environment setup. It will save you lots of time and spare you from unnecessary stress.

2. Run the application

nix-shell --run "python main.py --help"

or with using interactive shell

nix-shell
python main.py --help

Metrics

The current CBBI version (November 2022) includes the following metrics:

Name Link
Pi Cycle Top Indicator Visit page
RUPL/NUPL Chart Visit page
RHODL Ratio Visit page
Puell Multiple Visit page
2 Year Moving Average Visit page
Bitcoin Trolololo Trend Line Visit page
MVRV Z-Score Visit page
Reserve Risk Visit page
Woobull Top Cap vs CVDD Visit page

Environment Variables

This project supports .env files, which provide a convenient way of setting environment variables.

To use this feature, create a file called .env in the project's root directory, and add environment variables in the following format:

VARIABLE_NAME=value

GLASSNODE_API_KEY

Defines an API key to be used during GlassNode fallback requests. If unset or empty, a cache fallback will be used instead (via CBBI.info).

Example usage

  • GLASSNODE_API_KEY=REPLACE_ME

TELEGRAM_TOKEN, TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID

Define both variables to receive Telegram notifications about metric errors that occur during the execution.

Example usage

  • TELEGRAM_TOKEN=REPLACE_ME
  • TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID=123456

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License

This project is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0.

The complete license text can be accessed in the repository at LICENSE.

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