3 ways this Bitcoin bull run is different than late 2020
There's no doubting the BTC price upside, but under the hood, all is not what it seems, one analyst highlights. Bitcoin (BTC) is getting compared to late 2020, but this rally in fact has several major differences which make it “not normal.”According to Pete Humiston, manager of Kraken Intelligence Research, Bitcoin in Q3 2021 is a different beast when compared to Q4 2020.GBTC keeps its steep discountDespite going from $29,000 to $48,000 in just one month, Bitcoin is still not seeing a frenzy of interest and buying. Higher price levels have seen solid support, but there is little evidence....
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Most recently, the cryptocurrency rallied by more than 200 percent after MA7 topped out in March 2020. The results were similar in late 2019 and late 2018.
On-chain data is showing more and more similarities to mid- and late-2020 — the springboard period for the Ether and Bitcoin bull market. Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) have started showing “remarkable” bullish divergences that echo the start of bullish price trends.That’s according to the latest data collected by on-chain analytics firm Glassnode this week. BTC, ETH data mimics “mid to late 2020”In its latest weekly report, “The Week On-chain,” Glassnode revealed that while price action remains quiet, on-chain metrics suggest that it could well be lagging behind much more bullish....
More people use Bitcoin now, but transaction fees are much lower than during the 2017 bull run. As Bitcoin (BTC) keeps hitting new all-time highs past $20,000, its network fundamentals paint a different picture compared to the previous 2017 bull run.Three years ago, on this very day, Bitcoin reached its first major all-time high of $20,000, recording up to 2,000% gains for that year. Over the course of 2020, Bitcoin enjoyed another price rally pushing its price to new historic highs and crossing $23,500 on Dec. 17 for the first time ever.Comparing the bull runs of 2017 and 2020, one may....
Bitcoin price is back in the mid-$50,000 range, after several rejections from resistance at above $60,000 per coin. A visit to support levels to test demand much lower might soon become a reality now that a technical indicator measuring momentum has flipped bearish for the first time since 2020. Here’s what this could mean for the leading cryptocurrency by market cap’s current bull run. Bitcoin Momentum Turns Bearish For First Time Since Late 2020 When […]
Numerous on-chain indicators suggest Ethereum price is on the verge of another 2017-style bull run. Ether (ETH) price is currently ranging between $440 and $470, which is similar to the price action seen in December 2017. Back then, the scenario ended up being incredibly bullish, and the altcoin quickly rocketed toward $1,400. Fast forward to 2020, and some investors believe a similar outcome may occur as a few key on-chain and technical indicators are mirroring the levels seen in the previous bull run.On Dec. 10 Ether price was $450, and it took only 34 days for Ether to reach its....