Have you made money on this Bitcoin move lately? I kept thinking about that question after looking back at how things unfolded over the past few weeks.
On May 21, Bitcoin broke out. A bunch of analysts called for an immediate powerful rally right then and there. But SpreadCharts actually expected something different — a rollover, with Bitcoin falling below $60k. Based on the sentiment at the time, they were pretty much the only ones taking a bearish stance.
Yesterday, Bitcoin closed below $60k. That called it right.
The prediction came from data tools built into the SpreadCharts app. Even if you don’t trade commodities and just focus on crypto, their approach can give you an edge. They unlocked a video analysis for premium subscribers going back to that May 21 alert — it walks through how to use their platform when trading Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Here is where things got interesting. As a follow-up, they warned premium subscribers not to buy the dip when Bitcoin dropped toward $66k. The email went out on June 17 with that guidance.
The targets for Bitcoin and Ether mentioned in the original video are no longer valid — they updated them as market conditions evolved. I like their method here: instead of sticking to artificial price targets, they use current market data to assess where things stand. And right now, that data suggests the low is not yet in.
Premium users will get an email notification when there’s strong enough evidence that Bitcoin has bottomed.
Worth It?
The verdict: Worth it if you want data-driven signals rather than crowd sentiment. SpreadCharts caught the June dip while most called for a rally. The app is free to try, and the premium tier adds early alerts that actually seem to track market shifts before they hit headlines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is SpreadCharts free?
The app has a free tier with core charting tools. Premium subscribers get video analysis, email alerts on key moves, and access to archived content like the May 21 breakout breakdown.
Can I use SpreadCharts for just Bitcoin?
Yes. The platform covers commodities broadly, but you can focus exclusively on crypto — Bitcoin and Ethereum are the main assets covered in their video analysis series.
A note from Dana: I’m not a day trader, but tools that flag shifts before they show up in my morning headlines always catch my eye. If you’re watching crypto prices right now, SpreadCharts is worth at least a look this week.