FAQ

Questions readers are likely to ask early.

What MacroPulse is, how the dial and the newsletter work, and what we are not trying to claim.

What is MacroPulse?
MacroPulse is a crypto macro research firm. We read the data that moves crypto — liquidity, rates, the dollar — and turn it into one clear cycle read: which of four phases the market is in, and what that usually means for positioning.
Who is it for?
Anyone who wants a clear, disciplined macro framework for the crypto cycle without tracking eight data series themselves — from individual investors to allocators.
How often is the research published?
Twice a week: the Week Ahead lands every Monday and the Week in Review every Friday. Behind the scenes, the eight indicators are re-scored daily and the live dashboard updates automatically.
What is the MacroPulse dial?
The dial is our four-state cycle read: Risk Off, BTC Accumulation, Alt Rotation, and Take Profit. It is set by scoring eight macro and crypto indicators against fixed thresholds — the same framework every day, so the call is consistent rather than reactive. The methodology page explains the scoring and the glossary defines each indicator.
How often does the dial change?
Rarely — that is the point. Cycle phases hold for months, and the dial only turns when the weight of evidence shifts, not on a single headline. Every change is recorded permanently on the public ledger, including any revisions, so you can judge the track record for yourself.
Is the newsletter free?
Yes. Both weekly issues are free, and every past issue is readable in the archive. A paid tier with deeper analysis may come later, but the core cycle call will stay free.
Does MacroPulse provide financial advice?
No. MacroPulse publishes research and educational material only. Nothing on this website or in the newsletter is personalised investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any asset.
Can institutions or allocators get in touch directly?
Yes. Use the contact page or email info@macropulse.uk to discuss access, use cases, or future higher-touch support.