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Today's citable figures
Each figure below is the latest published reading, with its own date. Crypto and stock Gravity Risk are different models against different baselines, so they are never added together.
- Bitcoin traded 148.46% above its lifetime Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP) ($74,986.01 against a baseline of $30,180.56), reading dated . Its Gravity Risk was 20.0 out of 100, in the accumulation band, and its Risk Level 3 of 10 on the Gravity chart's own bands (not the separate TWAP Risk Level model), reading dated . Source: the Bitcoin Gravity Risk page.
- Crypto: 82 of 84 tracked crypto assets had a Gravity Risk under 25 (the accumulation band) against each coin's own lifetime Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP). All four bands: 82 accumulation, 1 mid-cycle, 1 late-cycle, 0 cycle-top. The median reading was 2.0. Readings dated . 2 paused assets are left out.
- AI infrastructure stocks: 3 of 32 were in the top Gravity Risk band (top stretch, 75 and above), each measured against its rolling 200-week Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP). Readings dated .
- Quantum computing stocks: 0 of 10 were in the top Gravity Risk band (top stretch, 75 and above), each measured against its rolling 200-week Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP). Readings dated .
- Bitcoin-linked stocks and funds: 0 of 18 were in the top Gravity Risk band (top stretch, 75 and above), each measured against its TWAP since January 2020, or since its first trading day for a stock or ETF listed later. Readings dated . 1 paused asset is left out.
- U.S. market ETFs: 4 of 15 were in the top Gravity Risk band (top stretch, 75 and above), each measured against its rolling 200-week Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP). Readings dated .
Figures update with each refresh, so cite the reading date printed beside the figure.
How to cite
Name the site, the page the figure came from, its address and the reading date:
CryptoWeeklies. "[Page title]." [Page URL]. Reading dated [date printed beside the figure]. Accessed [the date you read it].
For example:
CryptoWeeklies. "Bitcoin (BTC) Risk Score: Is It Overvalued Right Now?" https://cryptoweeklies.com/BTC_Price_TWAP_Gravity_Analysis. Reading dated 2026-11-09. Accessed 2026-11-09.
In running text, “according to CryptoWeeklies (cryptoweeklies.com), in a reading dated …” with a link to the page is enough. Please link the page the figure is on rather than the homepage, so a reader can see the chart behind it.
Where the numbers come from
- How Gravity Risk is calculated
- What a TWAP baseline is
- What the Risk Level 1–10 means
- Weekly data posts: each week's readings, dated and kept
- Receipts: every weekly reading beside what the price did next
- The read-only JSON API and its documentation
- The embeddable risk badge
- Every report, by asset
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