This Bitcoin Indicator May Have Signaled Latest Market Downturn In Advance

The Bitcoin Network Value to Transactions (NVT) Golden Cross indicator attained overheated values coinciding with the recent local top in the price. Bitcoin NVT Golden Cross Surged To 3.17 During Recent Peak An analyst in a CryptoQuant Quicktake post explained that the NVT Golden Cross may have served as an indicator of the recent top in cryptocurrency prices. The “NVT” refers to an on-chain metric that tracks the ratio between Bitcoin’s market cap and transaction volume (both in USD). This ratio is generally used to determine whether the asset’s price is fair or not. Related Reading: Bitcoin Short-Term Holders Capitulate: $5.2 Billion Sold At Loss When the indicator has a high value, the asset’s price (the market cap) is high compared to its utility (the transaction volume). Such a trend may suggest that the coin could be overvalued currently. On the other hand, the low metric could suggest the network isn’t valued fairly compared to its high ability to transact capital, and as such, its price may be due to an uplift. In the context of the current discussion, the NVT itself isn’t interesting, but rather, a modified version called the NVT Golden Cross is. This metric compares the short-term trend of the NVT (10-day moving average) against its long-term trend (30-day MA). Like the NVT, this variant is also used to estimate the fairness of the asset. Historically, values greater than 2.2 have been a signal that BTC is overheated, as the short-term trend is notably outpacing the long-term at these levels. Similarly, values under the -1.6 level may indicate that the cryptocurrency is undervalued; hence, its price may likely form a bottom and find a rebound soon. Now, here is a chart that shows the trend in the Bitcoin NVT Golden Cross over the last few years: The value of the metric seems to have been going up in recent days | Source: CryptoQuant As displayed in the above graph, the Bitcoin NVT Golden Cross rose to relatively high levels earlier. This growth happened as the asset’s price rallied towards the $71,000 level. The metric had touched the 3.17 mark in this surge, which suggests the coin may have become too overpriced. Indeed, the asset followed this by observing a sharp drawdown, which took it back under the $65,000 level. As the quant has marked in the chart, a similar pattern of the NVT Golden Cross hitting these high levels and resulting in a price correction was observed at different points over the last few years. Related Reading: Bitcoin Traders No Longer Extremely Greedy: Rebound Signal? Since the latest overheated signal, the indicator has cooled off alongside the Bitcoin price, although it hasn’t gone towards the negative side yet. BTC Price Bitcoin has recovered over the past day as its price has now climbed back to $67,800. Looks like the price of the asset has seen some uplift over the last 24 hours | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView Featured image from Kanchanara on Unsplash.com, CryptoQuant.com, chart from TradingView.com

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Bitcoin Bearish Signal: NVT Golden Cross Enters Overbought Zone

On-chain data shows the Bitcoin NVT Golden Cross has entered into the overbought region, something that could be bearish for the price. Bitcoin NVT Golden Cross Has Been Going Up Recently As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, the most recent touch of this zone led to a drop in the price of the cryptocurrency. The “Network Value to Transactions” (NVT) is an indicator that measures the ratio between the market cap of Bitcoin and its transaction volume (both in USD). What this metric tells is whether the asset is overpriced or underpriced right now, based on how the value of the network (the market cap) compares with its ability to transact coins (the transaction volume). High values of the indicator suggest the cryptocurrency’s cap is inflated compared to its volume, and hence, the coin’s price may be overvalued currently. Similarly, low values can imply the asset may be undervalued at the moment. Now, a metric derived from the NVT is the “NVT Golden Cross,” which compares the 30-day moving average (MA) of the NVT with its 10-day MA. By taking the ratio of the long-term and short-term trends like this, the indicator can help point out the tops and bottoms in the NVT. Here is a chart that displays how the value of the Bitcoin NVT Golden Cross has changed over the past year: The value of the metric seems to have been climbing in recent days | Source: CryptoQuant As shown in the above graph, the quant has marked the historical regions where the Bitcoin NVT Golden Cross has signaled underbought and overbought conditions for the asset. It looks like the values of the metric above 2.2 have been a sign that the cryptocurrency is undersold, while those below the -1.6 level have implied an oversold condition. Related Reading: Bitcoin Market At Decision Point: aSOPR Retests Crucial Level From the chart, it’s visible that the indicator touched the underpriced region last month, and the price reacted by observing some bullish momentum. Since then, the metric has seen an overall uptrend. A week or so ago, when Bitcoin was floating around the $30,000 level, the NVT Golden Cross entered inside the overpriced region. Following this formation, the price faced some severe drawdown as it plunged to the low $27,000 level. The metric cooled down for a while following this selloff, but in the past couple of days, it has once again risen to touch the red zone. This would mean that the asset may be becoming overbought again. Over the past day, however, Bitcoin has actually only observed some strong upwards momentum, as the coin’s value has now recovered to levels above $29,000 again. Related Reading: Polygon Exchange Supply Spikes, More Downtrend Incoming? In the past, tops haven’t always been immediately formed whenever the NVT Golden Cross has surged to this area, so this wouldn’t exactly be unprecedented. However, considering that the surge may have only made the coin more overpriced, a local top may be hit soon for the asset, if this metric’s pattern is anything to go by. BTC Price At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading around $29,400, up 1% in the last week. Looks like BTC has sharply surged over the last 24 hours | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView Featured image from mana5280 on Unsplash.com, charts from TradingView.com, CryptoQuant.com

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Bitcoin Still “Overvalued” According To NVT Ratio

On-chain data shows signs aren’t looking good for Bitcoin as the NVT ratio is indicating that the crypto is still overvalued right now. Bitcoin NVT Ratio Continues To Be At High Values As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, BTC is currently overvalued from an on-chain perspective. The “Network Value to Transactions (NVT) ratio” is an indicator that measures the ratio between the market cap of Bitcoin and its transaction volume (both in USD). This ratio judges whether the current value of Bitcoin (that is, the market cap) is fair or not, by comparing it against the network’s ability to transact coins right now (the transaction volume). When the metric has a high value, it means the price of BTC is high compared to the volume, and thus the coin could be inside a bubble at the moment. On the other hand, low values suggest BTC may be undervalued as the chain has a high ability to transact coins (in comparison to the market cap) right now. Related Reading: Litecoin Continues To Slide, Now Below Shiba Inu In Market Cap Here is a chart that shows the trend in the Bitcoin NVT ratio over the past year: Looks like the metric's value has been pretty high during recent weeks | Source: CryptoQuant As the above graph highlights, the Bitcoin NVT ratio jumped up following the LUNA collapse back in May of this year and has since mostly stayed at similar or higher levels. This means that despite the price observing multiple crashes in the period, the coin’s value still became increasingly overvalued as volumes across the market sharply dropped. Even after the FTX crash, which has delivered another solid blow to the crypto’s market cap, the metric has only climbed higher as it has registered a new high for the year recently. BTC has only been getting more and more overpriced as the bear has gotten deeper, suggesting the dire state of the market in terms of trading volumes. Related Reading: Bitcoin Bearish Signal: ‘Mid-Term’ Holders Show Signs Of Dumping The quant also notes that the number of UTXOs in loss (basically the amount of wallets/investors in loss), has been consistently rising throughout the bear. The metric continues to ride on a constant uptrend | Source: CryptoQuant Both these signs are certainly not in the favor of Bitcoin and may imply there is further pain ahead for investors. “A more extended bear market could be seen as a potential risk that could add selling pressure,” explains the analyst. BTC Price At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading around $16,800, down 5% in the last week. The price action in the asset seems to have been stale in the last few days | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView Featured image from Maxim Hopman on Unsplash.com, charts from TradingView.com, CryptoQuant.com

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Bitcoin Bearish Signal: NVT Golden Cross Enters Sell Zone

On-chain data shows the Bitcoin NVT golden cross has now entered into the “sell” zone, something that could be bearish for the price of the crypto. Bitcoin NVT Golden Cross Surges, Now Has A Value Of 2.44 As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, this sell signal might lead to BTC’s price dropping in the next ten days. The “Network Value to Transactions ratio” (NVT ratio) is an indicator that’s defined as the market cap divided by the transacted volume in a specific period. What this metric tells us is how the value of Bitcoin currently compares with the investors’ ability to transact coins, and thus if the crypto is undervalued or overvalued right now. One application of this ratio is through the NVT golden cross, which compares the short-term (10-day moving average) and the long-term (30-day moving average) trends in NVT to indicate tops and bottoms in the crypto’s price. Related Reading: Which Cryptocurrencies To Buy in 2023: Chainlink (LINK), Aave (AAVE), and Orbeon Protocol (ORBN) Historically, the metric’s value being higher than 2.2 has usually been a signal to sell, while it being less than -1.6 has been a bullish sign. Now, here is a chart that shows the trend in the Bitcoin NVT golden cross over the last year: The value of the metric seems to have sharply gone up in recent days | Source: CryptoQuant As you can see in the above graph, the Bitcoin NVT golden cross has observed some sharp uptrend recently. The indicator now has a value of 2.44, meaning it has exceeded the 2.20 level that has historically implied sell signals. Related Reading: As Stepn (GMT) Decline Continues, BudBlockz (BLUNT) Offers A Better Alternative For Crypto Investors During late May, the metric saw a similar surge and rose to a peak value of 2.77. When the following month rolled around, BTC went through a huge crash from $30k to $20k. Since the crypto is once again overpriced according to the NVT golden cross, it’s possible the coin may go through more drawdown in the coming days. However, as the metric’s value is still lower than what it was at the high preceding the June crash, there might be potential for it to rise further, before the actual sell signal is in. BTC Price At the time of writing, Bitcoin’s price floats around $16.8k, up 2% in the last seven days. Over the past month, the crypto has lost 19% in value. Below is a chart that shows the trend in the price of the coin over the last five days. Looks like the value of the crypto has shot up during the last couple of days | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView Featured image from Mark Basarab on Unsplash.com, charts from TradingView.com, CryptoQuant.com

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Top 5 Watershed Moments In BTC On-Chain Analysis’ History. Is Your Favorite In?

These five moments shaped Bitcoin On-Chain analysis. Down below you’ll find a basic 101 article that reviews the basic concepts of the trade. If you have any problem with the list, David Puell is to blame. He’s a full-time on-chain analyst and the creator of MVRV and Puell Multiple. He didn’t include the metrics he created on the list, which says a lot. Related Reading | Lessons From Reason’s “The Fake Environmentalist Attack on Bitcoin” Mini-Doc In the following article, there’s also something for on-chain analysis experts. A side game called: Did your favorite moment make it?  1. ByteCoin invents cointime destroyed in 2011, the very first on-chain metric ever, still used today, and first metric to detect holding behavior in any financial asset. — David Puell (@kenoshaking) February 17, 2022 Anyway, let’s get into it. On-Chain Analysis Moment #1- ByteCoin Invents Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) AKA Coin Time Destroyed Invented In 2011, according to Puell, CDD is “the very first on-chain metric ever, still used today, and first metric to detect holding behavior in any financial asset.” How does the metric detect holders, though? According to Glassnode Academy, “Coin Days Destroyed is a measure of economic activity which gives more weight to coins which haven’t been spent for a long time.” So, the first eureka moment was to get the coin’s age into the equation. That way, the all-important holders also entered. Glassnode again: “It is considered an important alternative to looking at total transaction volumes, which may not accurately represent economic activity if value was not stored for a meaningful time. Conversely, coins held in cold storage as a long term store of value are considered economically important when they are spent as it signals a notable change in long-term holder behaviour.” BTC price chart for 02/17/2022 on Gemini | Source: BTC/USD on TradingView.com 2. Moment #2 – Willy Woo and Chris Burniske Invent NVT Ratio  This one emerged in 2017, and, according to Puell, it’s “where on-chain begins its Golden Age and became clearly an ecosystem of specialists”. It’s also “the first application of traditional economic/financial concepts to Bitcoin”. But, what’s the NVT Ratio specifically? Glassnode Academy responds: “Network Value to Transactions (NVT) Ratio describes the relationship between market cap and transfer volume. Per Willy Woo, its creator, NVT can be considered analogous to the PE (price to earnings) Ratio used in equity markets.” Another way to look at it is, “NVT is that it is the inverse of monetary velocity, comparing two of Bitcoin’s primary value propositions”. Those are store of value Vs. settlement/payments network. 3. @nic__carter and @khannib invent realized cap in 2018, the single most important and robust metric in the field, and first verifiable discovery of the cost basis of any asset. — David Puell (@kenoshaking) February 17, 2022 On-Chain Analysis Moment #3 – Nic Carter And Antoine Le Calvez Invent Realized Capitalization Created In 2018, Puell thinks Realized Capitalization is “ the single most important and robust metric in the field, and first verifiable discovery of the cost basis of any asset”. But, what is it exactly? According to Glassnode Academy, Realized Capitalization also makes on-chain analysis look into the age of the coins. “Realized capitalization (realized cap) is a variation of market capitalization that values each UTXO based on the price when it was last moved, as opposed to its current value. As such, it represents the realized value of all the coins in the network, as opposed to their market value.” Ok, “realized cap reduces the impact of lost and long dormant coins, and weights coins according to their actual presence in the economy of a given chain”. How does it do it, though? Glassnode again: “When a coin that was last moved at significantly cheaper prices is spent, it will re-value the coins to the current price, and thus increase realized cap by a corresponding amount. Similarly, if a coin is spent at a price lower than when it was last moved, it will re-value to a cheaper price and have a corresponding decrease on realized cap.” Moment #4 – Dhruv Bansal Invents HODL Waves  Created in 2018, HODL Waves is the “last major primer in on-chain analysis, first metric to segregate supply into different conceptual frameworks”. According to Purell, it’s also the “most comprehensive economic time analysis on Bitcoin to date”. Surprising no one, HODL Waves also looks at the age of the coins. According to Glassnode Academy: “HODL Waves provide a macro view of the age of coins as a proportion of total coin supply. This provides a gauge on the balance between short term and long term holdings. It can also indicate where changes in this age distribution occur as the thickness of HODL wave bands change in response to dormant coins maturing, or when old coins are spent, resetting their age into the youngest category.” 5. @ErgoBTC releases the forensics of PlusToken in 2019, the grey swan that defined the market structure of Bitcoin for that year and first relevant nation-state attack on the asset. — David Puell (@kenoshaking) February 17, 2022 On-Chain Analysis Moment #5 – Ergo Releases The Forensics Of PlusToken This famous case happened in 2019. According to Purell, it’s “the grey swan that defined the market structure of Bitcoin for that year and first relevant nation-state attack on the asset.” For a report on the situation, we had to consult Crypto Briefing, who spoke to: “Ergo, the lead researcher of the report, told Crypto Briefing in an email that the most striking feature of this scam was its size. “Billion-dollar scams are very rare,” they said. “We did not expect the previously reported 200K BTC volumes to be accurate, but they were.” Related Reading | Bitcoin On-Chain Demands Suggests That The Market Has Reached Its Bottom The Ergo team also explained why the laundry of the funds didn’t work that well. It was because they practiced “self-shuffling.” What’s that, you ask? Crypto Briefing again:  “It refers to the “repeated UTXO splitting and merging in hundreds of transactions,” according to the report. This method was both easy to track and the most common way in which PlusToken funds were handled.” This case wouldn’t be complete without a big institution’s involvement. This time, the suspect is Huobi: “Huobi played a major role in off-loading these funds too, with nearly 250,000 addresses associated with the PlusToken funds. These addresses were reduced to two clusters which were identified following the incompetent privacy standards.” Of course, those are just suppositions. When it comes to the giant Huobi, nothing’s been proven. Feature Image by analogicus on Pixabay | Charts by TradingView

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$18 Billion Worth Of Bitcoin Accumulated At $30,200 – BTC Bull Run Incoming?

A record 592,000 Bitcoin, or roughly $17.8 billion, was accumulated when the coin was trading at $30,200, recent Glassnode data indicates. At this accumulation rate, suggesting possible demand, more entities bought more coins at the second fastest pace in the network’s history. This record was only broken when 637,000 BTC were bought at an average [...]

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Bitcoin NVT Golden Cross Signals Local Bottom Whats Next?

According to the latest on-chain data, the Bitcoin Network Value to Transactions (NVT) Golden Cross has fallen into a crucial region. What could this mean for the price of the premier cryptocurrency? What Does The Falling NVT Golden Cross Mean For Price? In a recent Quicktake post on the CryptoQuant platform, an analyst with the pseudonym Burakkesmeci revealed that the price of Bitcoin might have reached a local bottom. This exciting prognosis is based on the latest movement by the NVT Golden Cross metric. For context, the Network Value to Transactions ratio is an on-chain indicator that estimates the difference between the Bitcoin market capitalization and transaction volume. Typically, a high NVT value signals that an assets price is high compared to the networks transaction volume, suggesting that the coin is overvalued. Related Reading: BNB Price Poised for Takeoff: Will It Be The Next to Rally? Conversely, when the value of the NVT metric is low, it implies that the coins market value is small relative to the transaction volume. Usually, this indicates that the asset is undervalued and its price could still have room for upside movement. Now, the Golden Cross indicator is a modified iteration of the NVT ratio, and it helps to mark gradual buy and sell zones in short-term trends. According to Burakkesmeci explained that when the NVT GC exceeds 2.2 (the red zone), it means that the price in a short-term trend is overheating (and the formation of a potential local top). On the other hand, the NVT Golden Cross dipping below -1.6 suggests that the price decline is wearing out, signaling a potential bottom. Burakkesmeci noted that these local tops and bottoms are regions rather than just precise levels. As shown in the chart above, the NVT Golden Cross has crossed beneath -1.6 and is currently around -3.3, suggesting that the Bitcoin price is at a local bottom. According to the CryptoQuant analyst, this could represent a gradual buying opportunity for investors looking to get into the market. Bitcoin Market In Extreme Greed Investors will want to proceed with caution especially as the Bitcoin market seems to be overheating in the long term. According to another CryptoQuant analyst, the Fear & Greed Index has flagged extreme greed for the premier cryptocurrency. Typically, when the Fear & Greed Index moves toward one end, there is a potential for market reversal depending on the sentiment. In this case, where the market is in extreme greed, the Bitcoin price may be about to witness a correction. Related Reading: XRP Price Rockets Upward: Bulls Poised for More Gains As of this writing, the price of BTC sits just beneath $91,000, reflecting a 3% increase in the past day. According to CoinGecko data, the market leader is up by an impressive 19% in the last seven days. Featured image from iStock, chart from TradingView

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XRP Ledger Booms: $44 Million In Transactions As Activity Soars

XRP has been experiencing a significant increase in on-chain activity, which has resulted in a recent surge in its popularity. Analysts and investors have expressed interest in the XRP Ledger, Ripple’s digital payment platform, due to its increased transaction throughput. Related Reading: Solana Rising: Key Metrics Hint At Serious Ethereum Competitor CryptoQuant recently noted an increase in the NVT (Network Value to Transactions) Ratio of XRP in a post on X (formerly Twitter), which implies that on-chain activity has been increasing. This increasing NVT Ratio may indicate that the XRP network is more active than its current market valuation. Market observers are keeping an eye on the altcoin’s value and activity, which of late are exhibiting a variety of signals. Despite the network usage’s surge, XRP price continues to encounter obstacles, with critical resistance levels imminent. XRPL: Spike in NVT Ratio Given that the NVT Ratio is a calculation between Market Capitalization (which is stable around $51.1B) and On-chain Transaction Volume, this spike reflects higher transaction volume. By @JA_Maartun Read more https://t.co/11LKvfGjDQ pic.twitter.com/1tK1M95cKv CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) November 13, 2024 What’s The Reason For The Increase In NVT Ratio? A measure of the “value” of network activity is the NVT Ratio, which is calculated by dividing market capitalization by the volume of on-chain transactions. On November 2, XRP’s NVT Ratio saw a sharp rise, hitting 1,162 in a comparatively short amount of time. This increase is primarily attributable to a surge in on-chain activity, which resulted in the network processing $44 million in daily transaction traffic, CryptoQuant data shows. So, what does this imply? A high NVT Ratio usually suggests that the market capitalization hasn’t kept pace with the increased activity in the network, even though the network is in use. With respect to XRP, it implies that the number of transactions is higher, possibly for remittance or other purposes. This increase in activity, however, has not yet translated into an increase in the price of the token. In fact, despite the rise in activity, the market capitalization of XRP has remained relatively constant, close to $51 billion. XRP: $0.75 Resistance In Focus While this is going on, XRP market experts are looking at how the price of the coin changes. For almost a year now, $0.75 has been a strong resistance. A well-known crypto expert, Egrag Crypto, also saw this level as a major obstacle for the token. #XRP at 0.75c The Key Level! by now you are fed up from me talking about $0.75c is crucial! Lets take a look at the bigger picture : On the monthly chart, three wicks have formed, showing big selling pressure. Heres when we saw it: A) November 2023 B) March 2024 C) pic.twitter.com/7X0p3Msu9E EGRAG CRYPTO (@egragcrypto) November 13, 2024 Related Reading: Analyst Warns Of 10% Bitcoin Price Drop Ahead Of CPI Data Egrag suggests that if XRP is able to surpass $0.75, it may pursue subsequent targets at $0.85 and even $1.12, potentially triggering a rally. However, it has not been a simple featXRP’s most recent endeavors to surpass this threshold in November 2023, March 2024, and this month were all met with substantial selling pressure. Nevertheless, traders remain optimistic that the heightened network activity and support levels could provide XRP with the necessary boost, despite these setbacks. December Rally December 2024 has the potential to be a transformative month for XRP. Many analysts believe that if XRP closes above $0.60 on a weekly basis, it could establish a “wake-up line,” which could result in increased price gains through the end of the year. Featured image from Yahoo Finance, chart from TradingView

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Bitcoin NVT Golden Cross Says BTC Is Overpriced, Decline Soon?

On-chain data shows the Bitcoin NVT Golden Cross has neared the overvalued zone recently, a sign that a drawdown could be coming. Related Reading: XRP FUD Spikes, Will This Trigger A Price Reversal? Bitcoin NVT Golden Cross Is Near “Overpriced” Territory An analyst in a CryptoQuant post pointed out that the BTC NVT Golden Cross [...]

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Bitcoin NVT Shows Bearish Crossover, Price Drop Incoming?

On-chain data shows the Bitcoin Network Value To Transactions (NVT) ratio has formed a bearish crossover, a sign that a decline may be imminent. Bitcoin NVT Ratio Has Formed A Historical Bearish Crossover The “NVT ratio” is an indicator that measures the ratio between the Bitcoin market cap and transaction volume. In simple terms, what this metric tells us is whether the asset’s price (the market cap) is fairly valued compared to the network’s ability to transact coins (the transaction volume). When the ratio has a value above 1, it means that the price may be overinflated right now, as the blockchain isn’t observing the shift of any significant amount of capital. The risk of a correction taking place generally goes up the higher the metric trends above this mark. On the other hand, the indicator being below the threshold can imply that the market cap may be undervalued currently, and thus, a price surge may be due for the asset. In the context of the current discussion, the NVT ratio itself isn’t of interest, but rather a modified form called the “NVT golden cross” is. This metric compares the short-term moving average (MA) of the NVT ratio (10-day) to its long-term MA (30-day). As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, this NVT golden cross may be forming a pattern currently that could lead to a correction in the asset’s price. The below chart shows the trend in the Bitcoin NVT golden cross and the 30-day exponential moving average (EMA) of the same over the past year: The two metrics seem to have crossed each other in recent days | Source: CryptoQuant As displayed in the above graph, the Bitcoin NVT golden cross has been going down recently and has just crossed under its 30-day EMA. This line appears to have historically been significant for the asset, as the instances marked by the analyst shows. Related Reading: Crypto Storm Brewing: Bitcoin Vortex Indicator Flashes Buy Alert Generally, whenever the indicator has crossed below this EMA line, the cryptocurrency’s value has taken a hit. From the chart, it’s visible that this pattern has already held up a few times during this rally so far. Naturally, if this historical precedence is anything to go by, then the current bearish crossover might also lead to Bitcoin registering a drawdown in the near future. It should be noted, though, that the crossover may not be fully confirmed yet, as the NVT golden cross has only slightly gone below the 30-day EMA so far. So it’s possible that the indicator could turn itself around in the coming days and cancel out the cross. Related Reading: Will Binance’s Zero-Fee Trading Help Bitcoin And Ethereum Prices It now remains to be seen, whether the Bitcoin NVT golden cross and the 30-day EMA would keep going in the same trajectories and solidify the cross, or if the pattern would retrace. BTC Price At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading around $29,200, down 1% in the last week. BTC has continued to show stagnation recently | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView Featured image from mana5280 on Unsplash.com, charts from TradingView.com, CryptoQuant.com

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