Bitcoin Calm Is Over — ‘Every Time This Happened, Price Went Vertical,’ Says ...
Bitcoin is sitting at the “lowest amount of volatility of all time” on the monthly chart, and that historically precedes the cycle’s most forceful upside, according to crypto analyst Kevin (Kev Capital TA). In an October 1 video analysis, Kevin tied an all-time low in the Bollinger Bands Width (BBW) to a long-running pattern across prior cycles and argued that the setup into Q4 leaves “no excuses” for the market not to push higher if key supports hold and the macro backdrop stays benign. Kevin builds his case around two higher-timeframe indicators: the monthly BBW and the monthly RSI. BBW....
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