This was not a fluke following the US election results. As I write these lines, Bitcoin is hovering around the $90,000 level with ease. Based on the current dynamic, this doesn't look like a top. The Bitcoin market is getting hot but not bubbly hot. Let's take a look at the situation. 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. Bitcoin's Market: Hot But Not OvercrowdedThe TakeawayBitcoin's push toward $90,000 shows strength while maintaining stability. Our market regime analysis places us in a mildly bullish phase, characterized by steady growth without extreme volatility. While Bitcoin briefly touched overbought territory last week, ETF flows quickly stabilized, suggesting the market isn't overcrowded. Current ETF demand remains strong, and broader economic conditions support this momentum. However, investors should stay alert for signs of market exuberance, which typically precedes increased volatility. Bullish With A Chance Of Exuberance...![]() Continue reading this post for free in the Substack app |
Monday, November 18, 2024
Bitcoin's Market: Hot But Not Overcrowded
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