Put a live Bitcoin cycle chart in your post
Paste one line of HTML and your readers get an interactive chart that always shows current data. It's free, you don't have to credit us, and nothing in the frame tracks your readers.
You don't need to know code. Choose what you want below, then copy the line and paste it into your site's editor.
Your blog
Where are we in the Bitcoin cycle?
Every halving cycle so far has followed the same broad shape. The chart below is live, not a screenshot, so when your readers open this post next year it will show next year's data.
This is a live CycleView embed at article width. It is exactly what your readers would get.
Choose your chart
The embed code
This code matches whatever the chart above is currently showing.
<iframe src="https://cycleview.art/embed.html?overlay=200wma" width="100%" height="500" frameborder="0" title="Bitcoin cycle chart"></iframe>
Where to paste it
- WordPress — add a "Custom HTML" block to your post and paste the code into it.
- Ghost — type
/htmlin the editor and paste the code into the HTML card. - Squarespace / Wix / Webflow — add a "Code" or "Embed" element and paste the code there.
- Someone else runs your site? — email them the code and they can paste it in.
- Substack or Medium — these platforms remove iframes, so the live chart can't run there. You're welcome to use screenshots of the chart and link to cycleview.art instead.
Terms
The chart is free for any site, including commercial ones. You don't have to credit us, though the frame does keep its small corner link. Nothing inside the frame tracks your readers. There are no ads and no cookies; the page fetches Bitcoin price data and draws a chart. The URL is stable, so an embed keeps working without any maintenance on your end.
URL parameters
| Parameter | Values | What it does |
|---|---|---|
overlay | qbands, powerlaw, 200wma | Overlay to show — combine with commas, or omit for plain candles |
scale | log (default), linear | Y-axis scale |
from / to | YYYY-MM | Initial zoom range. If you leave out to, the range extends to the newest data and the embed stays current |
slider | 0 | Hide the bottom zoom slider |
ymin / ymax | USD | Fix the y-axis bounds (linear scale) — useful for tightly framed close-ups |
Height is set on the iframe itself; 400–600px reads well in articles. Candles are monthly. Data: daily closes aggregated client-side, spot price live. Example combining parameters: /embed.html?overlay=200wma,powerlaw&scale=linear&from=2024-01&slider=0
Questions, or want a variant that isn't here? admin@cycleview.art · cycleview.art