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Insane Brain runs on our own server in Tokyo, Japan. Around the clock it measures every 6-hour Bitcoin candle, every zone and every move of money, with fixed rules we tested and publish.
The Bitcoin chart that shows its work.
Zones drawn by one tested rule, the money behind every candle, and every miss left on the chart.
One chart, built for one job: seeing where Bitcoin built its floors and ceilings, and who is pushing price right now. You make your own decisions.
Every live supply and demand zone on the 6-hour Bitcoin chart, each one starting at the candle where a big move began. Point at a zone to see when it was born, how often price came back, and the exact 6h close that would end it. Dead zones stay on the chart as grey boxes.
What happened in each 6-hour candle, already measured: buyers against sellers on spot and futures, positions opened or closed, leveraged traders forced out, the funding rate, US buyers on Coinbase against the rest, and the volume on seven big exchanges.
Every zone that died in the last 180 days stays on the chart as a grey box, from its birth to the 6h close that ended it. You can check every zone we drew, including the ones that failed.
A map, not signals. No buy or sell calls, no copy trading.
A zone is the last quiet 6-hour candle before a strong move: a candle at least 2.5 times the usual size, with a body of at least 2 %. Demand below price, supply above.
Price can trade through a zone for minutes and the zone still stands. It dies only when a full 6-hour candle closes beyond its far edge. That one rule decides, and the chart shows the exact price.
Every candle on the member chart opens a card like this one. It shows what pushed the candle. It does not say what comes next.
Most chart indicators are formulas on the same candles you already see. We tested the popular ones on Bitcoin since 2024: RSI, MACD, Bollinger bands and Fibonacci levels. None gave a reliable edge. So we built something else.
| Chart indicators | Insane Brain | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the levels come from | You draw them, or a formula computes them from price. | One fixed rule: the candle where a big move started. |
| Tested? | Results are rarely published. | Tested on Bitcoin since 2018 against random levels, with the result on this page. |
| When a level fails | Your call. | One rule: a 6h close through its far edge. |
| The misses | Not shown. | Every dead zone stays on the chart for 180 days. |
| What is behind a candle | Price and volume. The rest from separate charts and scripts. | Spot and futures buying, open interest, forced closes, funding, Coinbase against Binance and volume on seven exchanges, on one card. |
Most charts only show the levels that worked. Ours keeps every 6h zone that died in the last 180 days, grey, from its birth to the 6h close that ended it. Right now that is 28 dead zones next to 20 live ones.
We tested 6h demand zones since 2018 against random price levels at the same distance. In the first weeks after price reaches a zone, it behaves like any other level. Zones that held kept holding for months about twice as often as the random levels. That is the edge we found, and the only one we claim.
Indicators, named chart patterns, order-book walls, minute candles, and zones on the 4-hour and 1-hour charts. None of them gave a reliable edge in our tests, so none of them are on the chart.
Four real 6h zones from our map, picked by us: three that held and one that failed two days after it was born. Each card shows the zone's life and the candle card of its key candle.
Examples picked by us. Zones also break, and the chart shows where it happened.
The 6h zone chart, the candle card and the record, on your phone and your computer.
No. You get a chart and the data behind it. You decide what to do with it.
No. Insane Brain is a subscription for a Bitcoin chart and market data. It shows measured facts. It does not know your situation and does not tell you what to do.
Bitcoin only, on the BTC/USDT chart.
Because our tests found that 6-hour zones are the ones that hold. Zones on the 4-hour and 1-hour charts did no better than random levels, so we left them out.
Yes. The chart, the zone cards and the candle cards work on phones and computers.
No. The chart explains itself: tap a zone or a candle and it tells you what you are looking at, in plain words.
Any time. Your access runs to the end of the month you paid for.