- Given current market conditions and history, BTC may not be overvalued.
- The chances of reaching $68,000 in the next round are slim, but the upside remains very powerful.
The value of Bitcoin [BTC] is up almost 15% over the past seven days, bringing its Year-To-Date (YTD) performance closer to 100%. Consequently, market players are concerned that the coin price could be on the verge of a significant reversal.
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However, that may not be the case due to a recent IntoTheBlock post on X (formerly Twitter). According to IntoTheBlock, the current market did not imply that BTC was overvalued.
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The blockchain insight platform came to the conclusion by looking at the signs that a bull market has begun. A bull market is a market condition where the price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has a greater upside for an extended period of time.
Bitcoin’s MVRV ratio shows that we are not yet in overheated territory. In the past, bull markets have peaked at 300%+ MVRV, while we are currently at 150%.
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In addition to the bull market signals, IntoTheBlock also looked at the ratio between market value and realized value (MVRV). The MVRV ratio uses the division of the market capitalization by the realized cap to determine how much real value a cryptocurrency has.
From a trader’s perspective, a 150% jump in the MVRV ratio means it could be time to short Bitcoin. Short here means opening a futures position where a decline in the asset price is predicted.
Meanwhile, historical data from 2014 shows that a 150% spike in the metric is not enough to stop the rally in an early bull market.
So AMBCrypto is earlier discussion A rise to $40,000 could remain in prospect. Bitcoin’s Open Interest is also derived from HyblockCapital data showed that the indicator remained flat.
An increase in Open Interest, together with a price increase, is confirmation of an upward trend. Conversely, an increase in Open Interest together with a price decrease confirms a downward trend
It doesn’t look like a $68,000 season yet
At the time of writing, BTC consolidated around $34,000. So taking price action and Open Interest together, a turnaround could be in the offing. So the gains made by BTC can be quickly recouped within a few days.
However, reaching double the current price in a few months could be a challenge. But from the Accumulation/Distribution line (A/D), an upward move still seems like a possible direction for BTC. This is because the A/D has increased.
Source: HyblockCapital
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Meanwhile, indications from the Bollinger Bands (BB) showed extreme volatility for Bitcoin. The expansion of BB means that the price of the coin could increase fluctuate in both directions. Should buying pressure increase, BTC has the tendency to rise much higher than $34,000.
For now, Bitcoin price may rise. But getting to $68,000 seems like a big deal that requires much more impact than market activity.
