The Bitcoin [BTC] price floated for most of the week but the trend was not without attempts to break the $30,000 barrier of yield to correction. On a few occasions, the king coin tapped a local top of $29,000. However, these periods were met with almost instant rejection.
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Following the events, Santiment pointed out that the current trend echoes a similar pattern to 2019. The on-chain analytic platform based its opinion on the Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) Long/Short difference.
This phenomenon helps to identify the bottom of a bear cycle and the top of a bull run. At press time, the metric had crossed 0%. Historically, this has repeatedly proven to be the end of a bear cycle , and BTC usually experiences growth once this occurs.
Source: Santiment
However, the 2019 condition was an exception. At the time, the price action followed the norm to hit highs. But months later, BTC returned to a yearly low as the MVRV L/S difference fell to the negative region.
Still, the macroeconomic condition of the said year and now was not the same. So, there was no solid strength behind the recurrence even though it was not out of possibility. Nonetheless, excitement remained alive in the market as indicated by the social volume and dominance .
While social dominance measures discussion around an asset, the social volume puts into account the search rate of the same asset. Both of these metrics of BTC reached long-period highs, with the dominance and volume at 32.99% and 33,600 respectively.
Source: Santiment
Furthermore, several other metrics centered around Bitcoin have been reaching the All-Time High (ATHs). For instance, Glassnode data showed that the
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