The first full nine-floor stack for crypto
Buy the fear.
Sell the greed.
With numbers.
Nine floors — from what it costs to mine Bitcoin to what institutions will pay for it — drawn on your chart for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, any coin, in five minutes. You'll see whether you're buying the bottom… or chasing the top.
- Works on any coin
- Set up in 5 minutes
- No fake data — ever
Single-line “fair value” indicators are everywhere. The full stack isn’t.
Illustrative — not live data
Why everyone's guessing
Crypto has no price tag. So traders guess — and guess wrong.
A stock comes with numbers you can check: earnings, book value, cash flow. A coin comes with nothing. No revenue. No balance sheet. No dividend. So the tools out there do one of two things — and both lose you money:
- They make it up. Indicators print “on-chain” numbers that don’t even exist for the coin on your chart. You’re trading a fantasy.
- They give you one magic line. One “fair value” number. But a coin is worth different things to a miner, a holder, and an institution. One number is a guess wearing a suit.
NineFloors does what nobody else does: it draws every answer on your chart — nine floors, from “what it costs to make” to “what big money will pay” — and lets the price tell you where we are in the cycle.
The framework
Nine floors. One chart. Zero guessing.
Each floor is a different crowd’s price. Click one to see what it means for you — and what to do when price gets there.
- SELL ZONE The Buyout what an institution would pay to own the whole thing →
- TREND Power Law the straight line of value that ignores the hype →
- GROWTH On-Chain what the coin is worth as more people actually use the chain →
- NORMAL Gravity the fair price every cycle pulls back toward →
- FEAR ZONE Holders the average price every coin last changed hands at →
- CYCLE BOTTOM Production what it costs to make or hold — the 200-week average →
- ⚡ ALL-IN All-In Cost the full bill: machines, salaries, debt — below it, no new mining →
- ⚡ CASH Cash Cost the running cost of the business — below it, miners bleed →
- ⚡ BUY ZONE The Energy Floor the electricity bill — below it, the machines switch off →
+ The $1 Peg for stablecoins — shown on the chart, and honest about the fact that only pegged coins have a hard floor.
The floor nobody else shows you
The Energy Floor.
The line that calls the bottom.
Every coin has a production cost — and almost nobody draws it. It’s simple physics: how much mining power is competing, how efficient the machines are, and what electricity costs today — the floor even moves with energy prices, live.
And it's not one line, it's three, because "what it costs" has three meanings: the Energy Floor (the electricity bill — below it, the machines get switched off), the Cash Cost (below it, the company bleeds every quarter), and the All-In Cost (below it, nobody builds new mining ever again). Price through each one tells you how deep the pain is — and how close the bottom.
When price falls below the Energy Floor, miners lose money on every coin. They switch off. They sell. That moment of maximum pain is historically where the smartest buyers show up — the part of the cycle worth watching for.
Proof-of-stake coins get their own version — the return validators need to stay staked — and the tool is honest that it’s a softer floor. It tells you. Most tools just pretend.
The trust thing
No fake numbers.
Ever.
Most indicators show you numbers that don’t exist for your coin — and never mention it. NineFloors does the opposite: every floor tells you exactly where its number comes from — real on-chain data, or a careful market-data stand-in.
And when a data feed is broken, the tool doesn’t guess to fill the gap. It rejects the bad data, falls back to something clean, and says so on the chart. You will never trade a number this tool invented.
The companion product
Cheap is one thing.
Who’s buying is another.
Demand & Conviction — the companion panel, sold separately. It shows you the other half of the story: whether the big money is actually moving, whether the crowd is panicking or partying, and who really holds the coins.
The ETF bid
ETF demand intensity — the institutional bid, in dollars, every day.
Supply in profit
The share of holders in profit right now — panic at the bottom, euphoria at the top.
Who holds the coins
Whales, hodlers, retail — see who’s quietly accumulating and who’s about to panic-sell.
Built-in reads
Three floor reads that tell you when
The Holders Read
Price below what everyone paid: the average holder is losing money — the moment history says buy. Above it: everyone’s winning — the moment history says be careful.
The Gravity Read
Where the crowd’s mood sits: price sunk below Gravity is capitulation; price stretched far above it is euphoria — the distance the pros watch.
The Power Law Read
How stretched price is against its long-run trend. It has caught the biggest tops and the deepest bottoms of the last decade.
The packs
Four packs. One flat price.
Every pack is $59 a month, every indicator inside included. Click any indicator to see what it does. Each pack starts with a 7-day free trial, invite-only on TradingView.
PACK · CRYPTO
Crypto Pack
The whole crypto line — from the Energy Floor to the next cycle top, in four indicators.
NineFloors — Crypto Valuation Floors
From the Energy Floor to the Buyout — on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, any coin.
- Shows Nine floors from the Energy Floor to the Buyout — on any coin, live.
- Answers Where are we in the cycle — and is it time to buy or sell?
- Read it Price at the Energy Floor is where history's smartest buyers showed up; at the Buyout, you're buying from the last buyer.
Demand & Conviction
ETF demand, supply in profit, who holds the coins
- Shows ETF demand intensity, how much of the supply is sitting in profit, and the balance between whales, long-term holders and retail.
- Answers Is new money coming in — and are the strong hands still holding?
- Read it ETF demand up while whales hold and retail panics = the accumulation setup history rewards.
Breakout Engine
The where-and-when forecast — floors set the target, the cycle sets the timing
- Shows The where-and-when forecast for crypto — the floors set the target, the cycle sets the timing.
- Answers When does the next big leg start, and how far can it run?
- Read it A breakout with the cycle on your side is the signal; against it, the trap.
Cycle Proportion
Price and date of the next top and bottom — the proportion every past cycle obeyed
- Shows The proportion every past cycle obeyed — mapped onto today's cycle, in price and in time.
- Answers Where do the next top and bottom land?
- Read it Cycles rhyme in proportion — this draws the rhyme on your chart.
PACK · STOCKS
Stocks Pack
What any company is worth, what its earnings say, and where price sits in its own trend.
Stocks Stack
Seven floors from the bear-case sale to the earnings-power value — each one audited.
- Shows Seven floors for any stock — from the bear-case sale price up to what its earnings power supports, each floor audit-passed.
- Answers What is this company actually worth?
- Read it The deeper price falls below the solid floors, the bigger the margin of safety you're being handed.
Earnings Line
Is the stock cheap versus what it actually earns — with the cheap and rich bands
- Shows The price the earnings justify at a normal multiple, its cheap and rich bands, and where today's multiple sits in its own history.
- Answers Is this stock cheap or expensive for what it actually earns?
- Read it Below the line, you pay less than normal per dollar of earnings; far above, you're paying for hope.
Log Growth Channel
Where price sits inside its own growth channel
- Shows The growth channel price has moved inside for years, with bands that mark stretched and compressed extremes.
- Answers Is price stretched — or on sale versus its own growth trend?
- Read it The lower band in an uptrend is the dip; the outer bands mark the blow-offs and the wash-outs.
PACK · MARKETS & COMMODITIES
Markets & Commodities Pack
The whole market's verdict, where money is rotating, and what gold and oil are worth.
Index Stack
Is the whole market expensive right now — three witnesses, one verdict.
- Shows Three independent verdicts on the whole market — earnings versus bonds, the Buffett yardstick, and trend — plus the euphoria ceiling and the bear floor.
- Answers Is the entire market expensive right now?
- Read it When the three witnesses agree, the verdict is strong; when they disagree, stay cautious.
Market Rotation Map
Which market is leading right now — the winners and the laggards, ranked
- Shows Which market is leading right now — the winners and the laggards, ranked.
- Answers Where is money rotating to — and away from?
- Read it The rotation turns early — the scores move before the headlines. Follow the map.
Big Money Flow
Is big money accumulating — or running to safety? A 0–100 risk appetite
- Shows Big money's risk appetite on a 0–100 dial — asset flows, market internals, and flight-to-safety.
- Answers Is big money accumulating — or running to safety?
- Read it The dial turns before the price does. Read the flow, not the headline.
Commodity Stack
What's gold actually worth — from the production cost to the speculative ceiling.
- Shows What it costs to dig the commodity out of the ground — the floor where mines shut — all the way up to the speculative ceiling.
- Answers What is gold, copper or oil actually worth?
- Read it Price at the cost of production is the miners' capitulation zone; the ceiling is where speculation takes over.
PACK · RATES & BONDS
Rates & Bonds Pack
What the bond market is really pricing — and where rates and yields go next.
Bond Yield Decomposition
What the bond market is really pricing in
- Shows What the bond market is really pricing — the inflation-proof real yield, the credit risk, and the shape of the curve.
- Answers What is the bond market truly saying about the economy?
- Read it Real yields falling while headline yields rise = the market pricing fear, not growth.
Fed Funds Predictor
The effective rate, the Taylor rule, and the market's own implied path
- Shows Where the Fed actually is, where the rulebook says it should be, and where the market's own bets say it's going.
- Answers Where are interest rates really heading?
- Read it When the market's implied path and the rulebook disagree, one of them must move — that's the trade.
Bond Rhythm Predictor
Where yields go next, with odds — the mean-reversion forecast for rates
- Shows How stretched rates are on a 0–100 dial, and the mean-reversion forecast for where yields go next.
- Answers Where do yields go from here?
- Read it Extremes revert. The dial tells you how close we are to the turn.
Every pack starts with a 7-day free trial — every indicator inside, nothing to lose. Invite-only on TradingView, always.
Questions
FAQ
Which coins does it work on?
Any coin on TradingView with real trading volume. The big names — Bitcoin, Ethereum, the majors — get the richest coverage. Everywhere else, the stack still works and always tells you which source each floor is using.
Do I need to know anything about on-chain data?
No. That’s the point. The tool does the heavy lifting and speaks plain English: buy zones, sell zones, fear and greed. You read the chart like a dashboard.
Do I need a paid TradingView plan?
No. The stack runs on the free plan using careful market-data substitutes. If your plan carries live on-chain data, the floors upgrade automatically — and they’re always labeled.
Is this a buy/sell signal?
No — and it will never pretend to be. It shows you where price sits in the value spectrum, with total honesty about the data. When to act is yours. Anyone selling you a magic line is selling you a story.
How does invite-only access work?
Start your trial (or subscribe), send us your TradingView username, and you’re added — usually within a few hours. The script stays private; no source code is distributed, and trial access ends automatically if you don’t continue.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — 7 days of full access to every indicator in your pack. A card is required to start (standard practice, so there's nothing to do if you stay), and you can cancel in one click during the trial — you keep the full 7 days either way.