Bitcoin Bearish Signals Go Off Despite Recovery Above $44k, Dead Cat’s Bounce?
Bitcoin observes a few different bearish signals going off despite strong recovery above $44k, could it be a dead cat’s bounce? On-Chain Data Shows Bitcoin Miners Have Started Selling, Funding Rates Have Turned Negative As explained by a CryptoQuant post, a bunch of bearish Bitcoin signals have gone off despite some fresh movement up. First, the miners reserve has started to decline. This indicator shows the total number of coins that miners are holding in their wallets. A downtrend in the metric’s value suggests miners have started sending their Bitcoin to exchanges for....
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Bitcoin has jumped more than 10% in the last 24 hours as the coin’s price reaches $47.5k. Past pattern may shed light on whether this is just a dead cat bounce or a lead up to a real move up. Bitcoin Netflows Of Past Dead Cat Bounces Compared As pointed out by a CryptoQuant post, a look at the BTC netflows of the past cycles may reveal the pattern that dead cat bounces have followed historically. The Bitcoin exchange “netflow” is an indicator that’s defined as the difference between the inflow and the outflow. When exchanges observe higher inflows compared to the....
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