Get the weekly summary of crypto market analysis, news, and forecasts! This Week’s Summary The crypto market ends the week at a total market capitalization of $2,17 trillion. Bitcoin continues to trade at around $62,300. Ethereum experiences no changes and stagnates at around $2,400. XRP is down by 2%, Solana by 1%, and Dogecoin by 3%. Almost all altcoins are trading in the red, with very few exceptions. The DeFi sector decreased the total value of protocols (TVL) to around…
Bitcoin Could Realize a Bullish Run as Pressure to Sell Retracts
According to several on-chain features, the possibility of Bitcoin heading towards a significant price boost is still in the game. Miners have ceased disposing of their coins, including long-term hodlers. The Stablecoin Supply Ratio has also dropped substantially recently.
Apart from being the root of the Bitcoin network, miners also have a notable role in the underlying asset price. For example, they can negatively impact BTC’s price when they finally sell off massive portions.
This was the case at the beginning of the year when BTC firstly breached $40,000. After that, however, reports represented their sell-offs, which caused an immediate market correction.
BTC had been trading in a symmetrical triangle since getting a local low on May 19. On June 3, it recovered, reaching a high of $39,476 shortly after.
However, it has been dropping since, falling back inside the triangle (red icon).
Recent on-chain data shows that miners have stopped selling. According to CryptoQuant, miners have disposed of more significant portions in mid-May, during the latest market crash, but are currently holding their bitcoins.
Drops and Rallying Sessions
A recent tweet by PlanB, a lead crypto analyst and creator of the BTC stock-to-flow model, showed a chart of this year’s BTC price action marking periods of drops and rallies. They all present a similar V-shape recovery pattern.
The most significant drop has occurred between May 12 and 19. This is where bitcoin dropped from about $57,000 to a low of $30,000.
PlanB marked this area as the most extended isosceles triangle putting a question mark on it, wondering whether history would repeat itself.
If that were to happens, the coming period could see the price of the primary crypto spike by over 50%.
Bullish for BTC’s Price
Using data from Glassnode, Lex Moskovski, the CIO at Moskovski Capital, indicated that the hodlers selling pressure is the lowest since November. He believes such investors are unwilling to sell at that price now. Ultimately, Moskovski concluded that this is “bullish” for the cost of Bitcoin.
However, it’s good to note that the price action to date in 2021 was most likely following the Wyckoff distribution pattern. Thus, on completion, one expects not an immediate recovery back to the highs but rather a long accumulation period.
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