Some Bitcoin indicators show similarities between the post-ATH price action and current trend, implying that there will be one last push up before a bigger drop. Indicators Might Show Today’s Price Action Is Similar To That After $64.5k ATH As explained by a CryptoQuant analyst, there seem to be many similarities between the Bitcoin indicators of the post all-time-high (ATH) period and that of present day. There are three main metrics of relevance here. The first is the exchange reserve, which shows the amount of BTC currently being held on centralized exchange wallets. Here is how this indicator’s value has changed during the past year: The BTC exchange reserve after the ATH vs today Looking at the above graph, there does seem to be a similarity between the two periods. Both had declining prices as well as declining exchange reserves. Next is the estimated leverage ratio, an indicator that shows how much leverage is used by traders on average. It’s calculated by taking the open interest divided by the exchange reserve. The leverage ratio seems to be plunging down Here too a similarity can be seen as the indicator seems to have sharply dropped down during both present day and the post-ATH period. Related Reading | Why This Investor Fled His Bitcoin Position, Should You Do The Same? Finally, there is the Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR), which is calculated by taking the ratio of realized value (in USD) t...
