For weeks, bored and frustrated bulls watched Bitcoin bounce between $39,000 and $42,000 while hoping that it would shatter the resistance level soon. Their wish came true on 24 March as the king coin finally crossed $44,000. But is this another false alarm? Or a sign that Bitcoin is now on its way to bigger things?
Here’s what the metrics had to say.
At press time, Bitcoin was trading at $43,940 after rising by 1.97% in the past 24 hours, while increasing by 8.28% in the last week.
A look at the MVRV ratio [30 days] revealed that the metric was in the positive zone, indicating that the king coin was perhaps slightly overpriced at the moment. Even so, those who bought the dip below $35,000 saw profits. However, the MVRV Ratio [365 days] put the king coin deep in negative territory.
Source: Santiment
So, what should a Bitcoin investor do from here on? What can they expect? Well, the Adjusted Price DAA Divergence was still flashing a buy signal, and the levels have not dropped significantly since late 2021. While the window to buy the dip was in the past, it’s not the ideal time to sell either.
Source: Santiment
If you’re wondering what the new support and resistance levels are, Glassnode has an answer. The crypto analytics platform advised traders to track the $42,000 to $45,000 range. While still a long way from $50,000, the decreasing Bitcoin risk signal should be a reason for bulls to celebrate.
<p lang=«en» dir=«ltr» xml:lang=«en»>Quick update on #Bitcoin 's trading channel.#BTC back at $44k levels and the risk of a deep retrace eases. Keep an eye on $42-$45k. pic.twitter.com/TZ3qTxCtlb—
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