Will the market reverse? Check out 7 indicators for Bitcoin bottom-fishing

What stage is the market at?

Is the market bullish or bearish? Can you still buy at the bottom?

The price has dropped so much that it’s frightening. Is the bull market still there?

In order to better analyze the current trend, Biteye has compiled 7 BTC bottom-picking indicators.

Help you judge market sentiment and currency price fluctuations from multiple perspectives! Forward and collect, and learn slowly!

1. Ahr999 Index

Current value: 0.6, in the fixed investment range

Interpretation: The indicator implies the rate of return of short-term fixed investment in Bitcoin and the deviation of Bitcoin price from expected valuation.

0.45 bottom line, 1.2 fixed investment line

When the AHR999 index < 0.45, the indicator will suggest buying at the bottom

When the AHR999 index is between 0.45-1.2, the indicator will recommend buying fixed investment

When the AHR999 index > 1.2, the price of the currency is already relatively high and is not suitable for operation.

Trend review: The index has been fluctuating around 1.2 since mid-April, and has completely fallen below 1.2 since June, entering the fixed investment range. In the past three months, it has been approaching the bottom line of 0.45.

2. Bitcoin Rainbow Price Chart

Current value: In a relatively cold market range, suitable for buying

Interpretation: Use the logarithmic growth curve to predict the potential future price direction of Bitcoin. There are 10 color bands in total. The warmer colors on the top indicate that the market is overheated, which is a better selling point; the colder colors indicate that the market sentiment is depressed, which is a better buying point.

Trend review: Bitcoin prices have been basically in a cooler range this year. The market is not yet overheated, and recent prices are suitable for buying.

3. Relative Strength Index

Current value: 58.41, not yet reaching the bottom-hunting range

Interpretation: The RSI indicator determines whether the recent trend is bullish or bearish by calculating price changes over a period of time. The score is evaluated relative to the previous 12 months.

A high RSI means that price action is very positive relative to the previous 12 months.

A low RSI means that price movement is very negative relative to the previous 12 months.

RSI >70: Bitcoin is overbought and may fall soon, so you can sell it

RSI < 30: Bitcoin is oversold and may reverse upward, so you can buy at the bottom

Trend review: Judging from the historical prices, the RSI indicator has not fallen below 30. When referring to this indicator, you can judge it as the closer it is to 30, the more oversold it is, and the closer it is to 70, the more overbought it is.

4. 2-Year MA Multiplier

Current value: BTC 57604 USD, in the price neutral range

2-year moving average (2YMA): 38,018

2YMA x5: 190,092

Interpretation:

Using the 2 Year Moving Average (green line), and the 5x product of that moving average (red line), we highlight the periods when buying and selling Bitcoin would have produced huge returns.

Price < 2YMA (green line): Price is at a historical low, buy at the bottom

Price > 2YMA x5 (red line): Price is at a historical high, sell at the top

If the price is between the moving averages, it is in a neutral position.

Trend review: It is currently in the neutral range, and it is not yet time to buy the bottom. From May 22 to October 23, the indicator was in the bottom-hunting range.

5. Net-Unrealized-Profit-Loss

Current value: 45.33%, not the best buying range

Interpretation: Assess market sentiment by calculating the unrealized profits or losses of all investors holding Bitcoin.

NUPL < 0: Extreme fear of market losses, buy at the bottom

NUPL 0-0.25: Micro-profit area, also suitable for buying

NUPL 0.25-0.5: Bull-bear transition, slowly entering the bull market

NUPL 0.5-0.75: Strong bullish sentiment

NUPL 0.75-1: Extremely greedy, considering escaping the top

That is, the further NUPL deviates from 0, the closer the market trend is to the bottom or top.

Trend review: Since January 2023, the market has been out of the loss range and gradually profitable. From February to July this year, the RSI was 0.5, and the bullish sentiment was strong. However, in the past two months, the RSI fell to the 0.25-0.5 range, and the market sentiment also fell.

6. Realized HODL Ratio

Current value: 2689.22, neutral range

Interpretation: By comparing the number of bitcoins held in different time periods, such as the number of UTXOs (unspent transaction outputs) in the short term (within 1 month) and the long term (more than 1 year), the market activity and speculation are measured. A higher value means that there are more short-term holders and the market is highly speculative; a lower value means that there are more long-term holders and the market is relatively stable.

When approaching the red zone, the market is overheated and it is suitable for profit taking.

When approaching the green area, the price of the currency is relatively cold, suitable for bottom-fishing buying

Trend Review: Since January 23, RHODL Ratio has gradually moved out of the green area and shown an upward trend. It has been in a volatile downward trend in the past few months, reflecting that the market heat has subsided, but it has not yet completely entered the cooling stage.

7.MVRV indicator (Market Value to Realized Value Ratio)

Current value: 1.83, the market has not entered the bottom range

Interpretation: MVRV is a relative indicator, which is the ratio of the circulating market value (Market Cap, MV) to the realized market value (Realized Cap, RV), that is, the ratio of the total market value of BTC to the market value calculated from the last activity price of BTC, representing the profitability of BTC holders.

MVRV > 3.5, the market has reached its peak, holders will make a large profit and tend to sell

MVRV < 1, the market has reached the bottom, most holders are in a loss-making state, the willingness to hold is greater than the willingness to sell, and the probability of price increases increases.

Trend review: Over the past three or four months, the indicator has been on a downward trend, and holders' profits have slowly decreased. The closer it is to the bottom range, the easier it is for the market to rebound.