NoFomoBTC is a Bitcoin-focused toolkit built for people who want useful data and practical context without hype.

Instead of telling you what Bitcoin will do next, the site helps you inspect what is happening now, study what happened before, understand risk, and learn how Bitcoin actually works.

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Convert BTC into fiat currencies in a clean interface, add multiple rows, and compare values without jumping between separate calculators.

Highlights:

• Live Bitcoin pricing via CoinGecko
• Prices update every 10 seconds
• Multiple conversion rows
• Simple and Detailed viewing modes

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The Analysis page combines Bitcoin price history with moving averages, Bollinger Bands, support/resistance zones, RSI and MACD.

Choose between 24H, 7D, 30D, 90D and 1Y views. Zoom, pan and inspect exact price points.

Important: the page describes the current chart state. It is not presented as a forecast or buy/sell signal.



Rather than hiding everything behind one score, the site shows the observations contributing to the current reading.

Breakdown includes:

• Trend
• Momentum
• Volatility and levels
• Recent patterns
• Support and resistance context

Setup Quality Check

A five-condition pre-flight checklist for users who have already decided to evaluate a trade idea.

It checks items such as:

• Multi-timeframe alignment
• Trend strength
• Risk-to-reward
• Distance from resistance/support
• Momentum extremes

A high score is still not presented as a trade instruction.

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NoFomoBTC does not call an AI model for you.

Instead, it can prepare a Socratic prompt containing your trade plan, the current chart state and multi-timeframe readings. You copy that prompt into your own ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini account.

The aim is to make the AI question your reasoning, risk, exit plan and blind spots rather than give you a confident price prediction.

The same section also compares indicators across multiple timeframes so short-term readings can be viewed in context.

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Strategy Backtester

• Replay simple historical rules
• Choose the test window
• Include trading fees
• Include slippage
• See what the rule would have done in the selected historical period

Position Size Calculator

Calculate how much Bitcoin fits a chosen account-risk percentage using your entry and stop price. A target can also be added for risk-to-reward context.

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DCA History Explorer

Replay steady historical Bitcoin buying using a fixed amount and selected time window. The tool also highlights the uncomfortable part that headline returns often hide, including drawdowns and time spent underwater.

Practice Trading Journal

Record hypothetical trades together with the reason for taking them, entry, stop, target and position size.

The journal is stored in the browser and can be exported as CSV.

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View market sentiment through the Fear & Greed context together with a 24-hour snapshot of the top cryptocurrencies.

The goal is to show market mood, not turn sentiment into a prediction.

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The Market Calendar tracks scheduled events that often coincide with higher Bitcoin volatility, including:

• Fed/FOMC meetings
• US CPI and PPI releases
• Non-Farm Payrolls
• Jobless Claims
• BTC options expiry
• Bitcoin halving-related events

The calendar is intended for awareness so users are not surprised by scheduled volatility.



Historical Review

Select a past event type and inspect how Bitcoin actually moved around previous occurrences.

The table compares price movement at:
-4H, -30M, +30M, +1H, +4H, +24H and +7D.

This is one of the main ideas behind NoFomoBTC: the same type of event can produce very different market reactions, so the historical data is shown instead of forcing a simple narrative.

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This page steps away from price and shows what the Bitcoin network itself is doing.

Live network information includes:

• Current transaction fee tiers
• Estimated cost for a typical transaction
• Mempool congestion
• Unconfirmed transaction backlog

Data is presented with plain-English explanations.



You can also track:

• Current Bitcoin block height
• Network hashrate
• Progress through the current halving era
• Estimated countdown to the next halving

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The Academy contains 15 structured lessons and progress tracking.

Topics shown in the current curriculum include price charts, what moves prices, candle patterns, market structure, support/resistance, moving averages, RSI, volume, wallets and more.

The Academy also includes:
Time Machine • Glossary • Scam Radar • Crash Museum



Lessons are designed around plain explanations and practical checks.

For example, the wallet lesson covers:

• Private keys and public addresses
• Seed phrases
• Custodial vs non-custodial wallets
• Hot vs cold storage
• Practical security habits
• Short knowledge checks

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Translations:

- Urdu translation, made by Adiljutt156

bitcoin-converter is available on several TLDs, including bitcoin-converter.net

Main feedback:   Why such a large vertical gap between the converter and the text below?  I was about to leave thinking the top menu was broken but I saw the scroll bar change. 

Nice page. I do have already a preferred one for charts, but one more clearly doesn't hurt.
I will add only one "minus": the colors - especially in the chart - are not very visible in dark mode, maybe sometime when you are bored you'll pick something that offer better contrast

Thanks for making this. Looks like your site is under maintenance because I just tried using it and buttons are not working for me right now, please let me know once you're done so I can test it again.

The source code Looks heavily based on Preev, and it’s clear from the code that it supports several fiat currencies as well, along with features like mode-pro and mode-beginner, which is a really good idea to suit users with different experience levels.

Also, as you mentioned, there are no accounts or tracking systems involved, which is a good privacy-focused approach since seems to depend on LocalStorage. Adding multiple theme options is also a great feature, people can use whatever theme fits them.

First, I chose the dark theme.

Then I selected Setup Quality Check -> Checking a Long.

After that, I used the Position Size Calculator:

- I entered $5000 in [Your total money (USD)]
- I set 2% in [How much willing to lose per trade (%)]
- Then I clicked [Use current BTC price]

Buy price (USD): 76541.00
Sell-if-wrong price (stop): 75100
Sell-if-right price (target, optional): 79500
Then I clicked [Calculate]

The following image appeared:

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Then I moved to [Strategy Backtester]:

- Trading rule: Buy when RSI is low, sell when high
- How far back to test: Last 3 months
- Starting money (USD): 5000
- Fee per trade (%): 0.1
- Slippage per fill (%): 0.05

  Then I clicked [Run Test]

The following image appeared:

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Then I moved to [Practice Trading Journal]:

- Direction: Buy (expect up)

What: BITCOIN
How much money (USD): 5000
Entry price (USD): 76541
Stop-if-wrong price: 75100
Target price: Target price

Why are you taking this trade?
Opened a test buy position at $76,541 despite a strong bearish market, to test whether the RSI at level 40 indicates a temporary bottom, with a strict stop-loss at $75,100 to protect the account.

Then I clicked [Open Position].

The following image appeared:

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I also clicked “Export CSV” and the file was downloaded:

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I also tried pressing F12 and refreshing the page, and the positions remained open as they were.

I went back to [Use Your Own AI as a Coach], then clicked [Preview prompt]:


Then I clicked [Copy prompt to clipboard] and pasted it into Gemini:

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I also tested the Converter, and all fiat prices were accurate.

The Academy section is the most important part here. It is very useful for any beginner trader. This 12-lesson course is very valuable and contains important insights. It could also be supported with additional materials such as videos, books, and other reliable references.

Overall, my rating is 10/10. It is a very useful platform. Thank you, Mr. Irfan.

New "Walk me through this" feature, Now every analysis section explains the reading in plain English using your actual numbers, and always reminds you it's a description, not a signal. Useful, or too obvious for experienced traders? Genuinely asking. Do give it a try and write here your opinion.

Appreciated that you liking our platform

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Small teaser of what's coming

Been quietly building the next big addition: a Market Calendar.

Not the usual "CPI tomorrow - buy now" hype.

The opposite, it shows what BTC actually did around past Fed meetings, CPI releases, halvings and options expiries. Minute by minute, hour by hour. So you can see for yourself how often the "obvious" reaction was completely wrong.

Built to make you skeptical of event-based trading, not to sell you on it.

Also: Finally bought the new domain for the website, moving off the test link soon. Will share when it's live.

Quick look at the Analysis tab and updates

Current reading on Satoshi:




The site is showing MODERATELY BEARISH today. 2 bullish observations, 6 bearish, 8 total. RSI at 17.8, 20-day average below 50-day and falling, price near the lower Bollinger Band.

A signal site would tell you what to do with this. Our site explicitly will not. There's a permanent line under the verdict reminding you that indicators describe the past and present, they cannot see the future. Use this as one input among many, not a trigger to act.

Worth remembering: in 2022 the indicators looked overwhelmingly bearish and many people expected a deeper crash, then 2023-24 ran hard the other way. In late 2021 indicators looked clean and bullish, then everything broke. Indicators describe but they don't predict. We are working on calendar features, where you can see historical prices you can read around that event in the past and how they affected the price.

There is plenty of market-related data. If I was a trader, I would probably find it useful but I am glad I am not.
The Market Calendar lacks more events. It's main focus is on 2-3 big events coming from the US. That's understandable but maybe there should be more variety.
The data on the Network tab is missing. There are a few messages that the service couldn't reach mempool.space to gather it.

I like the Academy section and would actually consider spending some time reading the lessons about trading just to get the basics of it. The questionnaire at the bottom of each lesson is also a good idea. Are you planning to expand the Academy with more content?

Great work with the website! I hope you will keep improving it and adding to it.

Another thing I noticed right now after visiting the site for a second time is that it didn't remember my choice of dark mode from yesterday. The theme was light again.
Something similar happens in the Academy section. I read the first two lessons and passed the tests at the bottom last night. The site recorded the results properly. Now my progress is back to 0%. It's not a big deal personally, but I assume that some people would appreciate if the previous progress and results remained the next time they visit the site.

Perhaps you could add some other topics aside from trading. Maybe one on security and recognizing scams. One could be on mining, another one on the different types of bitcoin wallets, etc.