On Monday, we looked at Bitcoin's breakout above $65,000 and asked if the move was overextended. Our analysis focused on two key elements: the price action itself (via RSI) and the main driver behind it (the ETFs). Today, we explore a question with longer-term implications: is this breakout supported by on-chain behaviours? The Ecoinometrics newsletter gives you insights from crypto and macro data to help you make better investment decisions. We spend hours every day gathering data, creating metrics and bringing them to life with data visualizations that allow you to quickly get to the heart of things. We then distill all that knowledge in each issue of the newsletter with less words and more charts so that you get insights, direct to the point, in five minutes or less. Join more than 25,000 investors here: Done? Thanks! That’s great! Now let’s dive in. Is This Bitcoin Breakout Supported On-Chain?The TakeawayBitcoin's breakout above $65,000 shows promising on-chain support, unlike recent attempts. The on-chain activity is rising across multiple time frames, similar to patterns seen during the ETF launch. While ETF flows now dominate market movements more than whale activity, our models suggest Bitcoin could reach $100,000 in three months if on-chain momentum continues. The key test is maintaining both price and on-chain activity above the current level. Waking Up Dormant Coins...Continue reading this post for free in the Substack app |
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
Is This Bitcoin Breakout Supported On-Chain?
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