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πŸš€ Bitcoin Exposure Increases Among Short-Term Holders and Whales

According to Foresight News, Swissblock analysis reveals that short-term holders and whales are increasing their exposure to Bitcoin, while long-term holders continue to distribute their holdings. The rotation of funds remains a potential theme in the market.

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πŸš€ Bitcoin Approaches Fair Value Amid Recent Decline, Analyst Suggests

According to Odaily, analyst Murphy has indicated that Bitcoin's recent downturn has brought it close to its fair value of approximately $98,000. This figure is derived from the historical average of the MVRV indicator, representing the central range of market valuation regression. Currently, the gap between Bitcoin's price and the average cost of active chips is minimal, suggesting that market bubbles have nearly dissipated.

Murphy noted that if the market remains rational, value buying should occur within this range. However, if the decline continues, it may enter an irrational phase or a confidence collapse zone. Data shows that the proportion of Bitcoin's profitable supply (PSIP) stands at 72%, which is at the limit range of a bull market correction (70%-75%). Excluding Satoshi Nakamoto and lost BTC, the proportion of chips in floating loss is close to 40%. Additionally, the loss ratio among long-term holders has significantly increased, indicating that the market may have reached a cyclical bottom range. Analysts believe that if this correction is not the limit of a bull market adjustment, it could signal the start of a new bearish cycle.


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πŸš€ Bitcoin Faces Potential Bear Market if Key Support Level Breaks

According to BlockBeats, analyst @ali_charts suggests that Bitcoin may enter a bear market if it falls below the 50-week moving average, often referred to as the 'bull-bear dividing line.' This pattern has been observed in previous years, including 2011, 2014, 2018, and 2020.

If Bitcoin's price movement mirrors past trends, it could experience a 60% decline, potentially bottoming out around $40,000.


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πŸš€ Bitcoin Positioning Index Stabilizes Amid Market Slowdown

According to Foresight News, CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. tweeted that the Bitcoin Positioning Index has returned to a neutral state after experiencing significant bearish pressure. The market has slightly slowed down, allowing time to digest recent events, which is considered beneficial for the market.

Foresight News notes that the Positioning Index is a metric used to assess the overall directional stance and intensity of the Bitcoin futures market. It reflects the aggressiveness of market participants in taking long or short positions.


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πŸš€ Bitcoin's Puell Multiple Indicates Potential Market Shift

According to ChainCatcher, CryptoQuant has analyzed the Bitcoin Puell Multiple, revealing that it has entered a discount zone. This level was last observed in March 2025 when Bitcoin was priced around $75,000.

The Puell Multiple compares miners' daily income to their annual average income, reflecting the market's valuation status. Currently, the indicator is below 1, suggesting that miners' income is below normal levels, potentially leading to financial strain. Historical data shows that all major market corrections have reversed from these discount zones, although this does not guarantee an immediate bottom, it statistically indicates a significant bottom within Bitcoin's bull market cycle.

Analysts believe the market is entering a phase where risk is reduced and upward potential is increased. This pessimistic sentiment often fosters a new upward trend.


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πŸš€ Bitcoin Market Faces Liquidity Stagnation Amid Structural Challenges

According to ChainCatcher, recent on-chain data reveals that the current market conditions mirror those when Bitcoin surpassed $100,000. The buying liquidity is depleting, with existing liquidity merely circulating within the market rather than expanding, indicating a stagnation. Without the influx of new funds, the imbalance between supply and demand remains unresolved.

Historical data suggests that such imbalances are typically corrected through price declines. This was the case when Bitcoin was above $100,000, and a similar pattern is emerging now.

Analysts indicate that if new liquidity fails to enter the market, it may face prolonged consolidation or short-term rebounds. However, these rebounds would be insignificant and could eventually lead to further declines. This situation highlights the structural issue in the cryptocurrency market, where prices struggle to sustain high levels without new financial inflows.


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πŸš€ Bitcoin Faces Potential Bear Market as RSI Drops Below Key Levels

According to PANews, CryptoQuant's Bitcoin researcher Axel Adler Jr. has released a new analysis indicating a significant downward trend for Bitcoin over the past three months, with a decline of 19.7% (approximately $21,500) and a yearly drop of 10.5% (around $10,400). Despite short-term price stability, with a weekly increase of 1.5% and a monthly decrease of 0.5%, the monthly RSI indicator reveals weakening market momentum. The current RSI value stands at 56.5, marking the first time it has fallen below the 12-month average of 67.3 and is only two points away from the four-year average of 58.7.

Historically, a drop in RSI below the four-year average often signals the possibility of entering a deeper bear market phase. Adler emphasizes that the next 1-2 months are crucial; if the RSI can maintain between 55-58, Bitcoin may recover. However, if it continues to fall below 55, a deeper downward trend could ensue. Investors are advised to closely monitor the RSI's future performance to determine whether the market is in a correction cycle or shifting towards a more significant decline.


#Bitcoin #BearMarket #RSI #CryptoQuant #MarketMomentum #BitcoinAnalysis #CryptoNews #BitcoinPrice #CryptoInvesting #RSIDrop
πŸš€ Bitcoin Market Trends Show Whales Buying During Price Decline

According to BlockBeats, CryptoQuant founder Ki Young Ju has analyzed the distribution of Bitcoin spot order volumes. The data indicates a pattern during Bitcoin's recent price fluctuations: retail investors tend to buy when prices rise, while whales sell; conversely, when prices fall, retail investors sell and whales buy. The market is currently in a phase where prices are declining, and whales are purchasing.

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πŸš€ Bitcoin's Bear Market May Have Begun Two Months Ago, Analyst Suggests

According to PANews, CryptoQuant's Head of Research, Julio Moreno, shared insights on the Milk Road program, suggesting that Bitcoin may have entered a bear market two months ago. Moreno's analysis, based on indicators such as the one-year moving average, points to this conclusion. He further predicts that the bear market bottom over the next year could range between $56,000 and $60,000, considering Bitcoin's actual price and historical performance.

#Bitcoin #BearMarket #CryptoQuant #BitcoinAnalysis #JulioMoreno #MilkRoad #CryptoResearch #PricePrediction #Cryptocurrency #BTC
πŸš€ Bitcoin Faces Bearish Sentiment Amid Key Support Levels

Recent analysis by Swissblock indicates a strengthening bearish outlook for Bitcoin. According to Foresight News, Bitcoin has lost the crucial support level of $89,200, leading to a rising risk index and intensified overall bearish sentiment. Bulls are maintaining a critical defense at the $84,500 region, which is also the short-term downside target.

If the $84,500 support level holds, allowing for acceptable liquidity clearance, and the risk index begins to decline, there may be a high-confidence entry for long positions. Conversely, if the price breaks below and consolidates under $84,500, it could trigger a deeper correction, targeting new lows below $74,000.


#Bitcoin #BearishSentiment #SupportLevels #Cryptocurrency #BitcoinAnalysis #MarketRisk #LongPositions #CryptoCorrection #BitcoinSupport #ForesightNews #BTC
πŸš€ Bitcoin Market May Be Transitioning to Bearish Structure, Analyst Suggests

Bitcoin's market dynamics may be shifting towards a bearish structure rather than experiencing a temporary pullback in a bull market, according to PANews. CryptoQuant analyst Woominkyu highlighted that the supply of Bitcoin in loss (SALL) is on the rise again. Historically, this shift indicates the early stages of a bear market, where losses begin to affect not only short-term holders but also long-term participants.

In previous cycles, such as in 2014, 2018, and 2022, this indicator increased before the actual market bottom was reached, with prices continuing to weaken. The true bottom only formed after a significant expansion in the supply in loss. Currently, the supply in loss remains well below historical capitulation levels, but the directional change itself is significant.


#Bitcoin #BearishMarket #Crypto #BitcoinAnalysis #SALL #CryptoQuant #MarketTrends #PANews #Woominkyu #CryptoMarket #LossInSupply #BTC
πŸš€ Bitcoin Accumulation Period Predicted Amid Credit Spread Dynamics

A recent analysis suggests that the months from May to July could serve as an accumulation period for Bitcoin, based on historical patterns associated with credit spread dynamics. According to NS3.AI, despite the increase in government bond yields, credit spreads remain low, which might imply that corporate default risks are being underestimated. Historical cycles indicate that Bitcoin tends to reach its lowest points three to six months after a notable widening of credit spreads.

#Bitcoin #AccumulationPeriod #CreditSpread #GovernmentBondYields #CorporateDefaultRisk #NS3AI #HistoricalPatterns #BitcoinAnalysis #BTC
πŸš€ Bitcoin Funding Rates Remain Positive Amid Market Speculation

Crypto KOL @roger73005305 posted on X, stating that despite speculation about a bearish market, Bitcoin's funding rates have consistently remained positive. He emphasized that a true market capitulation would only be evident if funding rates turned negative for a continuous period of one to two weeks. Currently, the market has not experienced such extreme conditions, suggesting that the anticipated downturn has not yet materialized.

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πŸš€ Bitcoin Remains Below Key Moving Average for Third Consecutive Week

Bitcoin has closed below its 100-week moving average for the third consecutive week, according to Coin Bureau CEO Nic. According to BlockBeats, the cryptocurrency has remained under its long-term trend line for 13 days.

Historically, after Bitcoin falls below this trend line, it tends to stay there for an average of 267 days. The shortest duration recorded was 34 days during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Based on historical patterns, the market is more likely to remain at lower levels for an extended period. While a quick rebound is still possible, the longer Bitcoin stays at these lower levels, the less likely a rapid recovery becomes.


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πŸš€ Bitcoin's Historical Cycle Patterns Suggest October Bottom

Crypto Rover posted on X that historical patterns in Bitcoin's market cycles indicate a potential bottom in October. According to past trends, there are typically 1,064 days between a cycle's bottom and its top, and 364 days between the top and the subsequent bottom. This analysis suggests that Bitcoin may reach its lowest point this month, following these historical cycle patterns.

#Bitcoin #HistoricalPatterns #CryptoRover #MarketCycles #OctoberBottom #BitcoinAnalysis #CryptoTrends #BTC
πŸš€ Bitcoin Trading Patterns Show Unique 'U-Shaped' Structure

Crypto KOL Murphy posted on X that recent data from URPD indicates a significant shift in Bitcoin trading patterns. Over the past week, 1.71 million BTC changed hands in the $63,000 to $68,000 range, up from 1.53 million BTC, suggesting that bulls have acquired 180,000 BTC in this period. This activity contrasts with the accumulation of 1.89 million BTC in the $87,000 to $92,000 range, creating a unique 'U-shaped' structure with a gap in the $71,000 to $80,000 range. This gap indicates that during the last price surge in October 2024, Bitcoin quickly surpassed this range without significant trading, and similarly, it dropped rapidly during the recent decline.

The $63,000 to $68,000 range is becoming increasingly robust, indicating that some investors see value in Bitcoin at these prices, potentially providing support. As long-term holders reduce their selling, there is potential to challenge the aforementioned gap again.

Below $63,000, the only significant accumulation is at $16,000, where 391,000 BTC remain untouched since the last bear market bottom. It is unlikely that Bitcoin will return to $16,000 in this cycle. If the $63,000 to $68,000 range is breached, predicting the next support level is challenging. It will depend on where bulls establish a new defense, potentially forming a 'W-shaped' structure with the current accumulation zone, which would be a remarkable phenomenon.


#Bitcoin #Crypto #Murphy #URPD #BTC #TradingPatterns #UStructure #BullMarket #SupportLevel #BearMarket #WShape #BitcoinAnalysis #CryptoTrading #BitcoinPrice
πŸš€ Bitcoin Network Activity Declines as Active Addresses Drop 30%

Bitcoin's network activity has seen a significant decline, according to a crypto analyst. The number of active addresses has decreased by approximately 30%, from 938,609 in August last year to 655,908 as of March 25. According to NS3.AI, the analyst noted that a mere price rebound is unlikely to revive on-chain activity without additional factors.

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πŸš€ Expert Suggests Bitcoin Needs Break Above $71,000 for Rally Validation

MichaΓ«l van de Poppe has indicated that Bitcoin requires a confirmed break above $71,000 to validate its current rally. According to NS3.AI, van de Poppe emphasized that Bitcoin's performance is closely tied to macroeconomic conditions. He also noted that a potential dip to $65,000 might precede another surge, which could support sustained upward momentum.

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πŸš€ Bitcoin Market Sentiment Stabilizes Amid Recent Price Rebound

On April 8, on-chain analyst Murphy shared insights into the recent Bitcoin market trends. According to BlockBeats, Murphy noted that as Bitcoin rebounded to the $71,000–$72,000 range, the average realized profit over the past 24 hours was approximately $18.79 million, significantly lower than the profits seen in previous rebounds. Additionally, short-term holders experienced an average realized loss of about $6.06 million in the same period, which is considered low in recent times.

Overall, investor sentiment in the market is gradually stabilizing, showing a marked improvement from the extreme pessimism observed in February. During the price rebound, investors are not rushing to cash in on profits, nor are they eager to cut losses, indicating expectations for a higher rebound potential. For those holding short positions, it is advised not to be overly persistent. Despite indicators suggesting a need for correction due to overbought conditions and divergence, short-term opportunities remain limited, necessitating caution and avoiding prolonged engagements.


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πŸš€ Bitcoin's Current Market Correction Appears Milder Than Previous Cycles

On April 12, crypto analyst Axel Adler Jr commented on the current Bitcoin market correction. According to BlockBeats, Adler noted that this correction seems significantly milder compared to the bear markets of the 2017-18 and 2021-22 cycles. However, he cautioned that the current level of correction is insufficient to confirm a market bottom.

In previous cycles, the maximum drawdowns were -54% for 2021-22, -64% for 2017-18, and -43% for 2013-15. The current market dynamics suggest a mild bear market, not yet reaching a deep capitulation phase, making it premature to confirm a bottom or a true market recovery. The analyst emphasized that the current situation is more of a pause in the bear market rather than a reversal of trends.


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