Bitcoin Price Multiplier Monitor

Retrieve historical Bitcoin prices alongside long-term moving-average reference bands. Export timestamped JSON arrays for charts and historical comparisons.

Input and quick start

No business parameters are required. Leave the input empty or use:

{}

1. Review the current pricing panel and run budget.
2. Start one run with the empty input above.
3. After a successful run, open the output JSON or default dataset.

Each run requests one snapshot or historical series. Scheduling separate runs creates separate billable requests; this Actor is not a streaming connection.

Output

The data contains timeList, priceList, mA730List, and mA730Mu5List. Values are returned without additional calculations or a rendered chart.

The full JSON response is saved as the OUTPUT record in the default key-value store. The same response is stored as one default-dataset item; nested rows are not separate dataset items.

Recorded output example

This is a shortened excerpt from a successful run on 2026-09-16, not current market data. Arrays contain only their first two observed values, or the example shows selected fields from one record. Actual response size and coverage vary.

{
  "code": "1",
  "success": true,
  "data": {
    "mA730List": [
      0.07,
      0.069
    ],
    "mA730Mu5List": [
      0.35000000000000003,
      0.34500000000000003
    ],
    "priceList": [
      0.07,
      0.068
    ],
    "timeList": [
      1282089600000,
      1282176000000
    ]
  }
}

Pricing

The current request event is $0.05 per run. One request event is charged for a run, rather than one event per nested observation. For example, 10 runs create $0.50 in request-event charges. Check the pricing panel for current charges and any applicable platform costs before starting.

Scope and limitations

• The available history may end before the run date. Check the final timestamp before using it; this is not a live quote, price alert or continuous monitor.
• Coverage, history length and update timing are determined by the available dataset. Use the returned timestamps, not the run time, as the observation dates.
• Null or missing values are preserved; they are not replaced with fabricated observations.
• This is a data-retrieval tool for research and analysis, not an investment recommendation or a promise of returns.

Questions

Use this Actor's Apify issue or contact feature. Include the run ID and the unexpected result; omit passwords, API tokens and wallet credentials.