[Coin World] Has anyone noticed? Before each major rebound of BTC, there is a pattern in the on-chain data.
Historically, when traders suffer an average loss of more than 37%, prices tend to start rebounding. What is the current figure? 20%.
This means that according to this indicator, we haven't reached the “valley of despair” yet. Of course, historical data is just a reference, and the market is always full of variables. But if you are paying attention to on-chain signals, this level of loss is worth monitoring.
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 13h ago
How many days have passed since the last promised Rebound? Please feel free to provide additional data.
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consensus_whisperer
· 11-30 13:05
20% is still far off, we need to wait until 37% to reach the real turning point. It's a bit early to talk about Rebound now.
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OnchainGossiper
· 11-30 12:55
It still needs to fall by 17 points to reach the target, so it has to continue to fall to wait for a rebound. This time, we really need to be mentally prepared.
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SatoshiLeftOnRead
· 11-30 12:45
We're still far from 20%, let's talk again when we reach 37%... Anyway, I'm already numb.
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LiquidityWitch
· 11-30 12:44
It still has to fall, it's still far from 37%, continue to wait for the bottom.
BTC Rebound signals? on-chain trader loss data reveals key clues
[Coin World] Has anyone noticed? Before each major rebound of BTC, there is a pattern in the on-chain data.
Historically, when traders suffer an average loss of more than 37%, prices tend to start rebounding. What is the current figure? 20%.
This means that according to this indicator, we haven't reached the “valley of despair” yet. Of course, historical data is just a reference, and the market is always full of variables. But if you are paying attention to on-chain signals, this level of loss is worth monitoring.