Bitcoin's Historical Bottom Signal May Have Arrived, According to CryptoQuant! "He Wasn't Wrong the Last Three Times!"
Bitcoin continues to experience fluctuations after the major crash on October 11. While BTC, which is moving within a certain range, continues to search for direction, CryptoQuant analyst analyzed that a local bottom may have arrived.
At this point, the CryptoQuant analyst noted that the Bitcoin MVRV ratio had fallen below its 365-day average, signaling a local bottom that historically precedes major price increases.
The BTC Market Value/Realized Value (MVRV) ratio, a measure of whether Bitcoin is overvalued, recently fell below its 365-day moving average, according to CryptoQuant analyst ShayanMarkets.
The analyst stated that this situation in the MVRV ratio indicates that BTC may be at a local bottom.
“The MVRV ratio is currently trading near 1.9, slightly below its 365-day moving average.
Historically, every time the rate has fallen below the 365 SMA it has created a buying opportunity and a local bottom signal.”
The analyst noted that the MVRV ratio fell below the 365-day SMA in mid-2021, June 2022, and early 2024, followed by increases of 135%, 100%, and 196%, respectively.
The analyst stated that this situation was considered a buying opportunity and a local bottom signal at the time, reminding that the model is consistent and that it gives the same signal now.
“If this metric starts to turn upwards from current levels, it could confirm that the recent sell-off was a cyclical bottom formation, which could support a renewed bullish period in the fourth quarter,” the analyst concluded.
According to the analyst's Bitcoin MVRV analysis, if history repeats itself, the Bitcoin price may enter a period of recovery and rise.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
Silicon Valley's surge in baby technology faces challenges related to affordability, ethical concerns, and unequal access
- Silicon Valley's AI-driven biotech sector is accelerating growth in the U.S. artificial insemination market, projected to expand from $0.76B to $1.41B by 2033. - Financial barriers persist as limited insurance coverage forces patients to pay full treatment costs, hindering market accessibility according to 2025 analysis. - Tech giants like Synopsys and ABVC BioPharma are advancing AI tools and domestic pharmaceutical development to optimize reproductive technologies and supply chains. - Fertility clinics
Transferring Cryptocurrency Assets into Conventional Home Loans: Australia’s Pioneering Unified Solution
- Australia's first crypto-focused mortgage service, Mortgage On Chain, partners with Tax On Chain to provide integrated mortgage and tax advice for digital-asset holders. - The service helps investors secure traditional home loans by managing crypto portfolios and tax obligations without offering crypto-backed lending products. - It addresses gaps in traditional lending criteria for younger crypto investors while aligning mortgage applications with standard banking requirements and tax frameworks. - The c
Opportunities for Revitalizing Post-Industrial Sites: A Strategic Perspective on Webster, NY
- Webster , NY, is transforming a 300-acre brownfield into a high-tech industrial hub via a $9.8M FAST NY grant, boosting advanced manufacturing and logistics. - Projects like the $650M fairlife® dairy facility and Xerox Campus redevelopment highlight strategic focus on job creation and mixed-use development, supported by tax incentives and infrastructure upgrades. - Proximity to Buffalo’s port, 2% industrial vacancy rates, and ESG-aligned remediation efforts position Webster as a logistics and real estate
ICP Price Jumps 30% in a Week: What Factors Are Fueling the Crypto Market’s Latest Spotlight?
- ICP surged 30% in November 2025 driven by technical breakouts, institutional partnerships, and AI innovation like the Caffeine platform. - Strategic collaborations with tech giants and $237B TVL growth signaled growing adoption for enterprise blockchain solutions. - A $4.20-$4.31 price breakout with 261% volume spike highlighted short-term momentum despite lack of major on-chain upgrades. - Long-term viability remains uncertain due to limited adoption metrics and reliance on speculative inflows amid macr
Trending news
MoreCrypto prices
More
