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I can’t believe how many people are still picking up the Hyperwave Theory book! Just checked in with our publisher and it’s still getting purchased each month 🤯
Tyler Jenks developed Hyperwave Theory in 1979 and spent his entire career refining it. Tyler C, Tyler J and I were writing the book together when he passed, and finishing it without him was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done. He poured decades into understanding what happens when markets refuse to let the numbers add up, when human emotion overrides reality and prices accelerate through phases that become unsustainable. Hyperwave isn’t just a chart pattern; it’s a model for collective human psychology that tells you what happens when people chase dreams and trip over reality.
For the record, Tyler never saw BTC wick to ~$3,850 on Black Thursday, March 12, 2020, when it dropped nearly 50% in a single day and $1.4 billion in positions were liquidated on BitMEX alone. But it didn’t dip and hold below $1k, so the BTC hyperwave he thought was active was negated into funky territory. He would’ve been the first to say that’s exactly how the theory works. It tells you what it tells you, no ego, no narrative, just the pattern. And you better keep your eyes open and triggers ready for when lines are negated.
What I think matters most right now is that he examined and taught about a plethora of historical hyperwaves across asset classes, the phases of how bubbles form and collapse, and a TA framework for reading what markets are actually doing beneath the noise. That stuff doesn’t expire. And we’re in one of the strangest markets we’ve ever seen: the S&P closed Friday at ~6,910, hovering near ATHs, while BTC is sitting around $65K after a nearly 50% drawdown from its $126K peak in October. Bitcoin ETFs have bled almost $4 billion across five straight weeks of outflows. The disconnect between traditional equities and crypto right now is real, and it’s exactly the kind of environment where people get hurt if they’re not paying attention.
If there’s one thing Tyler drilled into me, it’s that bear markets are where the real damage happens, not because of the drawdown itself but because people refuse to accept the reality of one. They hold onto hope past the point of reason, mistake a Phase 6 bounce for a new bull, and let ideology override the chart. BTC is in a weird phase, semper paratus.
Take care of yourselves out there. Respect the trends. The system always cleanses itself, and the survivors of vol are the ones who stayed humble and let the numbers add up. Tyler Jenks would be absolutely blown away that people are still learning from his life’s work. I know @Sawcruhteez and I are. 🤍🤍
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