Bitcoin May Slide To $31,500 If Market Downturn Persists, Analyst Warns

As a seasoned analyst with over two decades of experience in financial markets, I find myself constantly on the lookout for trends and patterns that can predict potential market movements. In the case of Bitcoin (BTC), I am particularly intrigued by the analysis of Ali Martinez and Rekt Capital.


Based on information from CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin (BTC) has had a bumpy beginning to September, dropping by 8.16% over the past week. Although BTC appears to be making some progress in the last day, there’s still a lot of doubt about its market direction. In light of this, renowned analyst Ali Martinez has issued a cautious prediction for Bitcoin’s future performance, advising investors to tread carefully.

Bitcoin Must Avoid Fall To $51,600 – Analyst

On a recent post over the weekend, Ali Martinez cautioned traders with a sell signal, explaining that when the value of Bitcoin dipped beneath its Realized Price-to-Vitality Ratio, this pattern usually led to a prolonged drop in price, reaching the Realized Price.

The Realized Price-to-Liveliness Ratio is a market metric used to evaluate when BTC might be overvalued or undervalued. As the name implies, it is calculated by dividing the Realized Price i.e. the average price at which all Bitcoins In circulation were purchased, by Liveliness which is a measure of Bitcoin network activity. 

As per Martinez’s analysis, the Current Realized Price-to-Liveliness ratio of BTC is now approximately $51,600. From previous trends, if Bitcoin dips below this value, it might trigger a significant wave of selling, potentially causing its price to drop down to its Realized Price of around $31,500.

To date, Bitcoin has experienced some ups and downs in September. It dipped from approximately $59,000 to below $54,000 during the first week of the month. However, since then, the digital currency has shown limited resistance, increasing by more than 2% to almost reach $55,000 on Saturday. This minor price rise could potentially set a bullish trend, but investors should be mindful that historically, September tends to yield bearish returns for Bitcoin, with an average loss of 4.78% over the past 11 years.

 

Bitcoin May Slide To $31,500 If Market Downturn Persists, Analyst Warns

Bitcoin Far From ‘Seller Exhaustion’ Levels, Price Reversal May Yet Delay

Meanwhile, in the latest update, crypto analyst Rekt Capital has pointed out that Bitcoin’s current sell-off volume is significantly lower than its “exhaustion thresholds” due to recent price drops and heightened volatility. This suggests that Bitcoin may face further price decreases before potentially triggering a market recovery.

Currently, at the point of composition, Bitcoin (BTC) is being traded at $54,009, showing an increase of 0.45% over the last 24 hours. On the other hand, the daily trading volume has experienced a decrease of 60.39%, now standing at $19.41 billion. It’s important to mention that Bitcoin is situated in a robust support area right now. A bounce back from this position could theoretically boost its price up to $60,000, representing a possible additional 11% on its current value.

Bitcoin May Slide To $31,500 If Market Downturn Persists, Analyst Warns

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2024-09-08 18:11