
Bitcoin After the Arc Break: The Time Window Opens on 19 August
The arc gave way on 1 August. The path to the inner high-volatility zone at $51,468 is now open — and the new 2.5-year cycle begins on 19 August.
The Trading Desk launches on Friday, 21 August. Chart, orders and the Box Watch on a single surface — from $25 a month.
The Trading Desk is the surface where everything at SonarSignal comes together. It launches on 21 August.
If you work with Gann, the chart sits in one window, the exchange in the second, your open positions in the third and your notes in the fourth. The Desk puts them together: pick exchange and pair, draw, place the order, see your positions — without switching.
The scale can be set to linear or logarithmic. For Gann work the logarithmic one is correct: equal percentage moves take up equal space. An arc that fits on a linear scale sits wrong once you look across years.
Watching your boxes does not depend on the app being open. It runs on the server. That is the difference between a drawing tool and a workspace that keeps working while you sleep.
The Trading Desk costs $25 a month or $250 a year — that is $20.83 per month when paid annually. Accounts inside the EU, EEA and Switzerland pay €20 a month or €200 a year.
From that day the Desk is unlocked in the app. No countdown, no waiting list, no advance registration — on 21 August it is simply there.
Risk notice: This article is not financial advice. Crypto markets are highly volatile and leveraged products can consume your entire stake. SonarSignal provides market structure and signal intelligence, not guaranteed outcomes.

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