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2025-01-11 08:00:02

Bitcoin Remains Below $95k: Analyst Says It’s a Golden Time to Accumulate—Here’s Why

Despite the anticipation of a new year’s recovery, Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced a relatively unstable upside performance since the start of the year, leaving many investors questioning its next move. Regardless of the lack of significant momentum, recent insights from analysts have brought attention to key trends and accumulation opportunities for BTC. These perspectives provide a deeper understanding of Bitcoin’s market structure and offer strategies for navigating its current environment. Related Reading: Bitcoin’s Current Struggles Could Set the Stage for a Major Comeback—Here’s Why Short-Term Losses Indicate Accumulation Potential A contributor to CryptoQuant’s QuickTake platform, MAC.D, highlighted an ongoing trend in a post titled “Short-term SOPR Below 1: A Good Time for Accumulation.” The analysis emphasized that current market conditions, though challenging for short-term investors, may represent an opportune moment for long-term accumulation. Short-term SOPR below 1, a good time for accumulation “As short-term investors experience more pain, it often presents better opportunities for accumulation.” – By @MAC_D46035 Further details 👇https://t.co/gNGhFcp7DB pic.twitter.com/BOUJjBFzGp — CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) January 10, 2025 MAC’s analysis focused on the Short-Term Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR), a metric that reflects the sentiment of investors holding Bitcoin for less than six months. Currently at 0.987, the metric suggests that these investors are selling Bitcoin at a loss. Historical patterns show that such behavior often precedes market recoveries, making these periods favorable for accumulation. The analysis also pointed to broader cycle indicators, such as Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV), Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL), and the Puell Multiple. These metrics indicate that the ongoing market correction does not signal the end of Bitcoin’s upward cycle. MAC argued that as short-term investors continue to sell at a loss, long-term investors could benefit by acquiring Bitcoin at reduced prices. Mac noted: If there is further decline from the current price, smart investors will likely accumulate the coins sold cheaply by short-term investors. Therefore, selling coins at this juncture might prove to be a very unwise decision. Related Reading: Bitcoin Not Reached ‘Extreme Euphoria’ Phase Yet, Glassnode Reveals Bitcoin Market Performance And Outlook So far, Bitcoin has been unable to make any major movements to the upside, instead, the asset has continued to gradually descend now marking a 12.9% decrease away from its all-time high. At the time of writing, BTC trades at $92,905 bringing its weekly performance into a drawdown of roughly 4%. Regardless of this, a technical perspective from Javon Marks, a renowned crypto analyst reveals that Bitcoin might now be gearing up for a massive rally to $140,000. $BTC (Bitcoin) has set up in another Bull Flag pattern and measured breakout movements can be calling for a MASSIVE MOVE up to prices near $140,000 💥!!! pic.twitter.com/AFEosZ2b6k — JAVON⚡️MARKS (@JavonTM1) January 10, 2025 Featured image created with DALL-E, Chart from TradingView

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