COINOTAG News notes that despite Bitcoin’s recent rebound, CryptoQuant’s Multi-Metric Risk Oscillation remains entrenched in the high-risk zone. Historically, this threshold has foreshadowed pullbacks and tempered the odds of a durable upside, signaling caution for near-term momentum.
CryptoQuant’s Risk-Aversion Model blends six inputs—downside volatility, upside volatility, exchange inflows, funding rate, open interest in futures, and overall market performance—to produce a data-driven vulnerability assessment. As the oscillator approaches 60, the risk of a corrective move remains elevated.
Analyst Axel Adler Jr notes the Profit/Loss Score has fallen toward −3, reflecting a highly concentrated loss of UTXOs. With a 32% drawdown surpassing typical pullbacks but not entering panic territory, Bitcoin sits in a cautious middle ground. Without improvements in macro conditions or on-chain profitability, downside pressure could persist even if the price stabilizes around $90,000.