3 Reasons Why Bitcoin (BTC) Bottom Is Close To Current Range

In the wake of some stability in Bitcoin (BTC) market, speculation is that Bitcoin bottom is close for various reasons. The last one week has been relatively calm for the top cryptocurrency which traded below the $19,500 for major part. Meanwhile, experts suggest there are some key reasons why a Bitcoin bottom is very close to the current range. However, there is every chance that these indications could go wrong, considering the strange patterns seen in the current bear market cycle.

Bitcoin Bottom In Horizon?

An analysis of long timeframe data shows BTC could soon be in for a bottom. According to Santiment Insights, there are three reasons why the market has stagnated in recent times. Bitcoin’s mean dollar investing average (MDIA) is currently at an all time high. This situation means there has been no distribution of coins for a long time. Also,  the Market Value by Realised Value for over an year resembles the 2017-2019 situation. Meanwhile, BTC social volume has dropped by a huge extent since it fell from the top.

“Social volume has declined quite significantly since the market top, and sentiment has been making much more lows than highs at the same time.”

Investors In Losses

At the current levels, the network realized profit loss shows that the BTC investors are in losses. It is a good indicator of how deeply in losses the market participants are. Going by the same lines, a Morgan Stanley executive predicted similar trends for the U.S. stock market. Michael J. Wilson, Morgan Stanley’s CIO, said the U.S. stock market could witness a 16% short-term rally.

At the current level, BTC is ore or less at the same range as it was around 4 months ago. Over the last 30 days, BTC struggled to exceed the psychological milestone of $20,000. Last week saw BTC reach a recent low of $18,300 range. As of writing, BTC price stands at $19,474, up 1.77% in the last 24 hours, according to price tracking platform CoinMarketCap.

Anvesh reports major developments around crypto adoption and trading opportunities. Having been associated with the industry since 2016, he is now a strong advocate of decentralized technologies. Anvesh is currently based in India. Follow Anvesh on Twitter at @AnveshReddyBTC and reach him out at [email protected]

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