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Every date that moves the market — the macro prints, the exchange clock and, if you want it, the sky — in one place. No account needed.

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Moon, retrogrades, BTC natal transits
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FOMC
28 Oct · 18:00 UTC
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CPI
10 Nov · 13:30 UTC
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Jobs report
6 Nov · 13:30 UTC
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Options expiry
30 Oct · 08:00 UTC
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Perp funding
Every 8h · 00 / 08 / 16 UTC
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CME closes
19 Oct · 21:00 UTC
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Halving
Estimate — drifts with block times
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Full moon
26 Oct · 04:12 UTC

What these days actually do

BTC's day on each kind of date, measured — not folklore.

  • FOMC days46 days since 2021 · clearly livelier — 5 in 10 close 2%+ from the open (typical: 4 in 10)
    4.6%
    3.6% any other day
  • CPI days56 days since 2022 · clearly livelier — 4 in 10 close 2%+ from the open (typical: 3 in 10)
    4.6%
    3.3% any other day
  • Jobs-report days56 days since 2022 · clearly livelier — 4 in 10 close 2%+ from the open (typical: 3 in 10)
    3.9%
    3.3% any other day
  • Options-expiry Fridays69 days since 2021 · wider range, ordinary close — churn more than direction
    4.1%
    3.6% any other day
  • Full-moon days71 days since 2021 · no measurable difference — measured, not assumed
    3.6%
    3.6% any other day
  • New-moon days71 days since 2021 · no measurable difference — measured, not assumed
    3.7%
    3.6% any other day

Median daily range (high−low, % of open) on BTC/USDT, public daily candles through 2026-09-28, each kind measured against every other day of its own window. History, not a forecast — the members' journal runs the same measurement on your trades.

The next five weeks

By month: September 2026 · October 2026 · November 2026 · December 2026 · January 2027

Fri 23 Oct

  • 09:38 UTCSun enters ScorpioA twelfth of the year turnsSky

Sat 24 Oct

  • 07:15 UTCMercury stations retrogradeAt 20°59′ ♏ · direct again 13 NovSky

Mon 26 Oct

  • 04:12 UTCFull moonMoon at 2°46′ ♉Sky

Wed 28 Oct

  • 18:00 UTCFOMC statementTwo-day meeting Oct 27–28 · statement 14:00 ET · press conference 14:30 ETMacro

Thu 29 Oct

  • 12:30 UTCGDP · Q3 advance estimateGross domestic product · 08:30 ETMacro
  • 12:30 UTCPCE · Sep 2026Personal income and outlays for Sep 2026 — the Fed's preferred inflation gauge · 08:30 ETMacro

Fri 30 Oct

  • 08:00 UTCMonthly options expiryLast Friday 08:00 UTC — the big crypto options venues settle; the quarterlies carry the sizeRhythm

Sun 1 Nov

  • 20:28 UTCLast quarterMoon at 9°26′ ♌Sky

Wed 4 Nov

  • 07:21 UTCUranus sextile BTC natal Moon · pass 2 of 3Transiting ♅ 4°33′ ♊ ⚹ the genesis chart's Moon at 4°33′ ♈Sky

Fri 6 Nov

  • 13:30 UTCJobs report · Oct 2026Employment situation — nonfarm payrolls for Oct 2026 · 08:30 ETMacro

Mon 9 Nov

  • 07:02 UTCNew moonMoon at 16°54′ ♏Sky

Tue 10 Nov

  • 13:30 UTCCPI · Oct 2026Consumer price index for Oct 2026 · 08:30 ETMacro

Fri 13 Nov

  • 15:52 UTCMercury stations directAt 5°02′ ♏ · retrograde since 24 OctSky

Sat 14 Nov

  • 00:20 UTCVenus stations directAt 22°52′ ♎ · retrograde since 3 OctSky

Tue 17 Nov

  • 11:48 UTCFirst quarterMoon at 25°09′ ♒Sky

Sun 22 Nov

  • 07:23 UTCSun enters SagittariusA twelfth of the year turnsSky

More tools

The position size calculator — risk sized in R before you enter · the simulator — Monte Carlo your numbers forward · BTC's birth chart — the genesis sky and its coming transits.

Test the dates against your own trades

The lab's chart draws the sky live over price, and the journal measures what each date actually did to your trading — win rate by moon quarter included, with the sample sizes to keep it honest.

Release dates come from the agencies' published schedules, checked 29 Sep 2026 — BLS and BEA are published through Dec 2026 (next year's schedule lands each fall), FOMC through 2027. FOMC dates stay tentative until the meeting before each confirms them. Rhythm times are the venues' own mechanics; CME hours are the weekly rhythm, not a holiday feed. Sky dates are pure astronomy, computed to the minute — dates, not forecasts.