Bitcoin Cycle Inflows Hit $678 Billion: How Do Past Cycles Compare?
On-chain data shows Bitcoin inflows this cycle have totaled to $678 billion. Here’s how this figure compares with that of the previous cycles. Bitcoin Realized Cap Growth Has Been 1.8x Larger Than Last Cycle In its latest weekly report, on-chain analytics firm Glassnode has discussed about the growth in the Realized Cap of Bitcoin. This capitalization […]
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Comparing past crypto cycles shows there is a clear pattern, and Bitcoin seems to be nowhere near the top right now. Bitcoin researcher Dor Shaher has pointed out on Twitter that there is consistency in the way correction periods have played out in previous cycles. Bitcoin Price Growth Since Cycle Low Here is a chart […]
Here’s how the current Bitcoin price compares against the previous cycles when they were at similar phases in their lifespan. Current Bitcoin Cycle Appears To Line Up With Previous Ones In a new post on X, the community manager at CryptoQuant Netherlands, Maartunn, discussed how the current cycle lines up against the last two cycles. […]
A quant has pointed out parallels between the current and the 2017 Bitcoin cycles, something that may contain hints about what’s next for the asset. The Current Bitcoin Cycle Has Shown Interesting Parallels With The 2017 Cycle As explained by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, there have been five interesting recent events in the current cycle that are similar to what was seen in the 2017 cycle. The 2017 cycle hit its top in December of that year, while the current cycle hit its top back in November of 2021. The entirety of these cycles isn’t relevant in the context of the....