Ask Claude about the Bitcoin cycle and get this site's live numbers back, with the date they're from and a link to the page they come from.
https://www.bitcoinhalving.info/mcpCustom connectors are available on Claude's paid plans and work in Claude on the web, desktop and mobile. Other assistants that support MCP connectors can use the same address.
Use this address instead and sign in with your account when Claude asks. It adds every cycle side by side, week by week (so you can see what past cycles did next from today), and the illustrative 2028 what-if line.
https://www.bitcoinhalving.info/mcp/pro
The free connector needs no account and sends nothing about you. The Pro connector signs in so the site can check your plan; Claude never receives your email address, password or payment details and can't change anything. Remove the connector in Claude to disconnect. Full details: Privacy notice.
A connector (an MCP server) that lets Claude read live data from this site: where the 2024 cycle stands against the 2012, 2016 and 2020 cycles on the same day after each halving, the next-halving countdown, past cycle highs and lows, and price after each halving.
Yes. The free connector needs no account. Pro members can add the Pro connector instead, which signs in to their account and adds every cycle week by week and the illustrative 2028 what-if line.
Only cycle data. The Pro connector signs in with your account so the site knows you're a Pro member, but Claude never gets your email address, password or payment details, and it can't change anything.
Cycle tracker · Price after each halving · When past cycles made their low · Bear markets and cycle lows · Days since the halving · Next halving countdown · Is the 4-year cycle dead? · Month by month after the halving · Halving schedule to 2140 · Halving dates and FAQ · Use with Claude
Get the weekly cycle update. One email each Sunday: where this cycle stands against every earlier one at the same day. Free. Unsubscribe any time.
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Charts and figures are for education and research. Past cycles don't predict future prices. Not financial advice.