History Shows Bitcoin Is Signalling A Major Cycle Bottom Is Coming for Crypto: Volume Data Analysis

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Jason Pizzino

History Shows Bitcoin Is Signalling A Major Cycle Bottom Is Coming for Crypto: Volume Data Analysis

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  2. On chain data does not support the view that smart money was buying up btc at the bottom range. On the contrary whales were selling into the bottom and retail was buying. From that standpoint stratified market participant behaviour through wallet counts paints a different story than unstratified volume analysis. Or in your terms weak hands have been buying and have not been shaken out and even taken a bit of profit from the most recent highs.

  3. The thing I question with Eth is how does burning and staking impact volume. Eth becomes deflationary, and you keep taking Eth off the market, then you need less volume to move it. You have Eth being burnt and Eth being locked down with staking which makes it less likely to be traded. Might be interesting to compare it to ADA instead.

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