The KAIROS cycle timing dashboard is now live on the site.

Alpha Insider members and above get the full live board. Active cycle-low zones across BTC, ETH, OTHERS, SPX and Gold, each with the historical win rate, drop zone targets showing where the low has typically printed before a recovery, median move from the cycle pivot, and a three-stage recovery tracker showing exactly where confirmation stands.

Every zone is filtered by asset, timeframe, tier and market context so the numbers you see are drawn from comparable windows, not the full history mixed together. A-tier in bull market context pulls only A-tier bull market instances. Small samples are flagged clearly. The methodology is on the page itself.

The drop zone is the feature worth understanding. When a cycle-low window opens, the dashboard shows three price levels below the window-open price: Q1 is the shallow end where only one in four historical windows printed their low, the median is the typical depth, and Q3 is the deep end. Current price sits on the same scale so you can see at a glance whether price is still inside the zone or has already moved through it.

The recovery tracker shows whether one, two or three reference levels have been reclaimed since the window opened. Zero means the low is still forming or has not confirmed. Three means structural confirmation is in. You are not guessing where a window stands - the dashboard tells you exactly.

The KAIROS dashboard updates daily and is pulling live data now. Find it here or navigate to it from your member area.

Alpha Pro and below see the methodology and a sample locked zone. The full live board is Alpha Insider and above.

Cycle Intelligence members get something different. The full KAIROS indicator runs automatically validated across any asset and any timeframe, not just the tracked universe on the dashboard. Every window, every tier, every context, on whatever chart you are working with. It is the research-grade version of the tool that powers everything else.

Not financial advice. Always do your own research.