Bitcoin market analytics, at a glance.
BTC Pulse gives you the market's heartbeat for Bitcoin in five tabs — News (high-impact macro calendar + headlines), Chart (Elliott-wave structure), Pulse (liquidation map, volume heat, and cumulative-volume-delta), Whales (Hyperliquid trader positioning), and Engine (a synthesized market read).
Where does the data come from?
Public market data from major exchanges (Binance, Bybit, Hyperliquid and others) and public macro-calendar feeds, processed into the analytics you see. It refreshes roughly every minute while a tab is open.
Is this financial advice?
No. Everything in BTC Pulse is informational and educational. It expresses leanings with evidence, never certainties, and it never places, manages, or executes trades. Always do your own research.
Why does a signal or "lean" turn out wrong?
Markets are hard and no read is guaranteed. BTC Pulse is transparent about this — the Engine caps its own confidence and shows the reasoning behind every read so you can judge it yourself.
How do event alerts work?
Tap the bell in News to schedule local reminders before high-impact events. These are scheduled on your device from public event times; you can turn them off any time in iOS Settings › Notifications › BTC Pulse.
Do I need an account?
No. BTC Pulse requires no sign-up and collects no personal data. See our Privacy Policy.
The best way to reach us is through the App Store. Open the BTC Pulse listing, go to Ratings & Reviews, and leave your question, bug report, or feature idea — we read every review and respond directly there. We'll also post any known issues and updates on this page.