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Understanding how Bitcoin correlation works across different instruments is essential for accurate trading analysis. In this lesson, you’ll discover how to apply gamma levels to both Bitcoin USD spot and Bitcoin futures, and learn why the same levels appear at slightly different price points depending on which instrument you’re analyzing.
The key difference between spot and futures comes down to the ratio settings you use. For MBT futures, a manual ratio of 10.86942 is used, while the Bitcoin USD spot can utilize the auto ratio feature. The auto ratio works well and provides reliable levels, but calculating your own manual ratio using the methods taught on YouTube, the MenthorQ Academy, or through the support community can give you even more precise level placement.
A powerful technique demonstrated in this lesson involves applying futures levels directly to spot price charts. By loading the 6e6b6j futures levels onto the USD/JPY spot chart, you can see all the gamma levels appear on the spot instrument. This cross-application works because the underlying correlation principles remain consistent across related instruments.
When levels show one day max, gamma wall 0DTE, and call resistance 0DTE clustered together, these areas tend to be highly respected by price action. By looking to the left side of your chart, you can verify historical respect at these levels – if a level was respected multiple times in the past, it will most likely be respected again in the future.
This approach eliminates the need for multiple tools when finding entry and exit points. Whether you’re trading Bitcoin spot or futures, understanding how to properly apply and interpret these gamma levels across different instruments gives you a significant analytical advantage.
Video Chapters
00:00 – Comparing Bitcoin USD spot and futures levels
00:22 – Understanding manual ratio vs auto ratio settings
01:00 – Calculating ratios using MenthorQ Academy resources
01:40 – Applying futures levels to spot price charts
02:06 – Loading 6e6b6j futures levels on USD/JPY spot
02:35 – Using left-side analysis to verify level respect
Key Takeaways
The auto ratio works well for Bitcoin USD spot, while manual ratios like 10.86942 provide precise levels for futures
You can apply futures levels (like 6e6b6j) directly onto spot price charts to see all gamma levels
When one day max, gamma wall 0DTE, and call resistance 0DTE cluster together, these levels are typically highly respected
Looking to the left side of your chart helps verify historical respect at key levels for future trading decisions
Video Transcription
[00:00:00.17] - Speaker 1 It's also about if you're trading the bitcoin US dollar spot. So here we go. We have exactly the same and it's so nice how it works. And you see the big difference why we have now here the call resistance here the one day max and on the futures we have the one day max. A little bit above.
[00:00:22.29] - Speaker 1 I can answer this very simple and easy because it's not about the data, it's about what you use. So as I say you before you can use and manual ratio. So my value for the, for the. For the MBT futures is 10.86942. This is something what I was calculating before and on the.
[00:00:48.06] - Speaker 1 On the spot on the Bitcoin USD I was using the auto ratio. The auto ratio is working also good. It works good. It's. It's good.
[00:01:00.13] - Speaker 1 But if you're using the. The calculation with the ratio based on. On what we was teaching on YouTube, on the mentor Q Academy or if you're going to the support we are always and very helpful community. You. You get a very, very quick answer how you can calculate the ratio for example to Bitcoin USD.
[00:01:25.06] - Speaker 1 It's very simple. If you understand this principle, it's magic. Then you get also the levels in a little bit different way. But you see also with auto ratio we are not misleading. We are highly respected.
[00:01:40.28] - Speaker 1 And this is something what is so useful. And also what was Fabio was told about the Forex. When we looking to the spot price we can do this also with the spot price. Here we go indicator is loading. So what we can technically doing is so we put on now our future levels.
[00:02:06.11] - Speaker 1 What we have so 6e6b6j. And then here we go. We put this on on the spot from US$JP1 so here we go, let's go. Now we get all the gamma levels and that's magic. So as I said, we need no other tools and many, many people are struggling with to to find really good entry and exit points.
[00:02:35.24] - Speaker 1 And I will not give you some advice but I can tell you if you're looking to the left side and this is what I'm doing now you can see now we have the one day max here only. For example we're looking to the left side. It was respected here and it was respected also here. And it was also respected here. So when we see something like this, that this was always respected and we get here the information we have here one day max gamma wall 0dte and call resistance 0dte most of the time, not always, but most of the time, we can be sure that this will be also highly respected.
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