Bitcoin might be in the early phase of a major new bull cycle, a key on-chain metric suggests on Oct. 27.
In the month that followed, Bitcoin rose from around $7,500 to $13,868 by over 80%.What is NUPL and why does it signify the start of a Bitcoin bull run?
The NUPL metric essentially gauges how many Bitcoin holders are in profit or at a loss.
If the metric rises, it means more investors are profitable since they purchased BTC. The researchers at Glassnode calculate NUPL by evaluating the price of Bitcoin when it enters a new address.
"Bitcoin investor sentiment: Net Unrealized Profit/Loss has been in the 'Belief' zone for the past week. Currently, over 50% of the BTC market cap consists of unrealized profits - a level not seen since August 2019.".
Throughout 2017, Bitcoin stayed in the belief zone for a prolonged period, compared to the 2019 rally.
After a year following the halving, BTC started to rally.
If a similar pattern ensures, BTC could continue to rally throughout 2020 until the second half of 2021.What analysts say about the near-term price trend of BTC. In the short term, analysts and traders expect the price of Bitcoin to pull back in a healthy consolidation phase.
Researchers at Santiment said that on-chain and social metrics show concerning signs, possibly because BTC is becoming overheated.
Unlike the 2017 bull run, the current BTC rally has been more sustainable.
Bitcoin analysts say this BTC metric is in 'belief zone' for the first time in 15 months
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