Here’s What Will Happen If Bitcoin Respects This MVRV Ratio Support Level
04 Octubre 2024 - 8:00PM
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A CryptoQuant analyst using the pseudonym “tugbachain” has recently
shed light on a key trend within the Bitcoin market. Posting on the
CryptoQuant QuickTake platform, the analyst focused on the Market
Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio, an important metric in the
Bitcoin market. According to tugbachain, the MVRV ratio shows a
historical downward trend. Should this trend continue or get
breached, it may lead to a major impact on Bitcoin. Related
Reading: Bitcoin’s NVT Cross Signals a Local Top – Is a Major
Correction Looming? MVRV Ratio And Its Impending Impact On Bitcoin
The MVRV ratio, as explained by tugbachain, is a tool used to gauge
whether a cryptocurrency is overvalued or undervalued. This ratio
is calculated by comparing the market value to the realized value
of Bitcoin, providing insights into investor behavior and market
trends. The analyst highlighted that the MVRV has proven useful in
identifying market tops, bottoms, and notable peaks and troughs
over the years. The MVRV ratio has historically demonstrated three
major Bitcoin halving cycles, each marked by unique price behavior
and investor sentiment. The current ratio sits around 1.9, with
significant support noted at 1.75. The question raised by
tugbachain is whether breaking the downtrend could lead to a rise
in the MVRV ratio to the 4-6 range, which has historically signaled
a Bitcoin peak. The analyst wrote in the post: Currently, the MVRV
ratio shows a historical downtrend with significant support at
1.75. With the ratio now sitting at 1.9, the question arises: if it
breaks the downtrend and reverses the downtrend, could it once
again climb to the 4-6 range, marking a Bitcoin peak as seen in
previous cycles? BTC Market Performance And Technical Outlook
Bitcoin has seen heightened price activity in recent weeks in the
broader market context. The asset rallied above $66,000 last week,
sparking enthusiasm in the crypto community with hopes for a
bullish October, playfully termed “Uptober.” However, this upward
momentum was short-lived, as BTC experienced a notable price
correction soon after. Within the past week alone, Bitcoin has seen
a decline of around 7.2%, falling to a trading price of $61,496 at
the time of writing. Despite this correction, BTC has rebounded
slightly, posting a modest 1.9% gain over the past 24 hours. Aside
from tugbachain’s analysis, other crypto market analysts have
provided additional perspectives on the MVRV ratio’s implications
for BTC. Ali, a prominent analyst on the social media platform X,
has pointed out that the MVRV ratio’s behavior since May has
notably impacted Bitcoin’s price movements. Related Reading: Here
Is Why The Bitcoin Bull Run Hasn’t Started, According To Analyst
Ali observed that each rejection of the MVRV ratio from its 90-day
average has historically led to a significant correction in
Bitcoin’s price. According to Ali, the latest rejection has already
resulted in a 10% drop, suggesting the possibility of further
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