Bitcoin’s metrics suggest bull market is far from overvalued
Bitcoin's valuation metrics indicate that the current bull market is likely to continue and may even reach new highs. Despite recent price corrections, analysts have identified a potential target of $146,000 for Bitcoin in this cycle. A report from CryptoQuant reveals that the percentage of Bitcoin held by new investors is significantly lower than in previous bull markets, suggesting a lack of retail frenzy often seen at market peaks. Retail investors have reduced their holdings by 41,000 BTC since October, while larger investors have added 130,000 BTC. This shift points to institutional accumulation rather than retail buying. Additionally, the realized price valuation suggests Bitcoin has yet to enter overvalued territory, leaving room for price growth. The Bitcoin price recently fell to around $91,000, having struggled to break the $100,000 resistance level, but market indicators remain bullish, maintaining a bull cycle status since early November.
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