Bitcoin Breaks Above Realized Price Again, Bottom Finally In?
Data shows Bitcoin has broken above the realized price once again as the crypto surges to $22k. Will the recovery hold this time? Bitcoin Makes 2nd Attempt To Break Above Realized Price In 10 Days As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, BTC may be finally shooting above the realized price again after spending 33 days below the level in total. To understand what the “realized price” is, it’s best to first take a look at a quick explanation of the two main capitalization methods for Bitcoin. The “market cap” is calculated by multiplying each coin in....
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Past trend of the Bitcoin actual/realized price ratio may be forming a pattern that could hint at a possible bottom for the crypto at $17k. Bitcoin Actual/Realized Price Ratio Currently Has A Value Of 0.8 As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, historical data of this BTC ratio may have interesting implications for the current market. The realized cap is a capitalization model for Bitcoin that multiplies each coin in the circulating supply with the price at which the coin was last moved and takes the sum of all the values. This is different from the usual market cap, where the....
The realized bitcoin price, measuring the value of every UTXO last moved to calculate the price of bitcoin, has hit its highest-ever mark.
BTC bulls aim to confirm $20,000 as support as fresh on-chain data begins to signal that the bottom might be in. While Bitcoin (BTC) price support may be psychological for some traders, the statistics behind BTC remaining over $20,000 for a week are strong indicators of price support or in other words, a new bear market floor. Multiple Bitcoin data points might be able to establish a $20,000 support level. Last week Bitcoin reached a high of $20,961. However, it never sustained its upward momentum as the rally fizzled out, failing to break $21,000 support. As a result of the rally as well....
The “delta capitalization” model of Bitcoin may suggest that around $15k could be a possible bottom for the crypto’s price. Past Delta Cap Trend Shows Bitcoin May Still Face More Decline Before A Bottom As explained by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, the BTC market cap is now below the realized cap, but still above the delta cap. Before taking a look at the data, it’s best to first get a basic grasp of the three major capitalization models for Bitcoin. The normal market cap is calculated by just taking the total number of coins currently in circulation and....
As the eyes of the crypto community turn to tomorrow’s Federal Reserve FOMC meeting, an on-chain analysis by Glassnode suggests that the bottom just needs to be hammered out. In their weekly report, the firm states that a number of metrics are currently bouncing, making a relatively consistent argument that the bitcoin market has hit a bottom. In this regard, the current numbers are “almost textbook” comparable to previous cycle lows. To back up the claim, Glassnode consults the Mayer Multiple and the Realized Price. The latter of the two metrics calculates the....