Bitcoin on-chain analysis can be a good way to try to guess where the market is headed. The market tends to repeat itself with metrics looking the same before a bull or a bear rally, thus making this data a pretty good indicator of what’s to come. Analyst Willy Woo uses this same data to…
Bitcoin continues to beat expectations this year. Despite most investors speculating the bull market was already over, the digital asset has posted another rally that shows that the market might in fact still be in a bull cycle. The last two weekends have seen bitcoin prices adding at least $4,000 in the span of three…
Last weekend, the Bitcoin price fell below the psychologically significant support level of $50,000. Furthermore, the 50 day moving average was breached to the downside and some popular technical indicators – such as the MACD – are flashing bearish warnings. The confluence of downwards price action, bearish signals, and negative news flow (primarily; a rumored…
Bitcoin underwent multiple rejections in the $11,000 region over recent weeks, suggesting the asset remains rangebound. Fortunately for bulls, there are on-chain trends suggesting that the cryptocurrency is in a bullish state. There are also underlying fundamentals like a commitment to inflation by the Federal Reserve that could spur further BTC purchasing. Related Reading: MicroStrategy’s Stock…
Ever since February, Bitcoin’s price action has been largely dependent on that of legacy markets. Markets like the S&P 500, the U.S. dollar, and gold have strongly swung the directionality of BTC and the rest of the cryptocurrency market. The strong correlations that have formed have signaled to some investors that Bitcoin’s premise of being…
Bitcoin just had its largest 48-hour pullback since May 2020, back when the asset’s halving took place. The drop in price has the cryptocurrency now trading below a key fundamental level. A deeper dive into other Bitcoin fundamentals may be hinting that a more severe correction that may have only just started. Here’s what the…
At the start of 2020, Bitcoin was trading above $10,000 for the first time since June 2019. Several indicators and sentiment suggested a new bull market was underway.But the “white swan” pandemic that put the world on lockdown, also put a stop to Bitcoin’s momentum. And according to a new tool developed by a respected…
A long-held theory in the Bitcoin market is, the launch of CME futures popped the cryptocurrency bubble.When the established derivatives exchange launched the product, BTC surged dozens of percent higher in the days that followed, only to crash from $20,000 to around $6,000 within two months. The timelines suggested that it was the futures market…
Unlike traditional assets, where many transactions are hidden, Bitcoin is almost entirely transparent. One may not know who made a transaction or who owns an address, yet people can gain access to data of transactions.It is a nearly inescapable fact that many have used to their advantage. One can analyze the data in order to get…
“Has the crypto market bottomed?” is the question that has been on the minds of Bitcoin traders over the past weeks; after March 12th’s capitulation event, traders have been divided over this question.Despite the uncertainty, Willy Woo, a prominent on-chain crypto analyst, recently weighed in on this pressing debate, writing that two fundamental metrics are…