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Has Bitcoin bottomed out close to $9K?

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Bitcoin investors have been on an accumulation spree for quite some time now. Leading up to the halving, investors, both retail and institutional, were HODling the world’s largest cryptocurrency. While the third supply cut event did not contribute to any wild swings in the price market, the following month also saw flat movement. Interestingly, during this time, the accumulation trend appeared to be strong, despite the lack of momentum in Bitcoin’s price action.

Bitcoin reserves on cryptocurrency exchanges have been sinking to new lows for the last few weeks now. To top that, there have also been reports of mass outflows of Bitcoin from the cryptocurrency exchange, Coinbase. However, it is not just retail investors who are Hodling. Even the number of addresses with 1,000 to 10,000 BTC has shot up over the past couple of days, contributing to a rise in the number of whales due to this trend.

In a recent development, crypto-analytics firm Glassnode revealed that Bitcoin balances on exchanges had just reached a 13-month low of 2,629,751.011 BTC. The development is a culmination of the trend that initially started taking shape in the month of March 2020.

Source: Glassnode | Twitter

However, the fact that this trend has continued, despite Bitcoin’s recovery since March, is interesting. The latest fall on the charts coincided with Bitcoin almost falling close to $9,000. Despite numerous pullbacks, the coin was still trading close to its immediate support levels on the charts. At the time of writing, BTC was valued at $9,089. Could this mean that Bitcoin has bottomed out? In this case, investors could be anticipating a potential upswing from this level.

This was the expectation shared by many of the market’s analysts as well. In fact, well-known analyst Willy Woo had recently revealed that he is working on a price model that picks the start of exponential bull runs. What really caught the eye of many in the community, however, was the fact that he claimed that this could begin in 30 days. He said,

“Bitcoin was setting up for a bullish run until the COVID white swan killed the party. This model suggests we are close to another bullish run. Maybe another month to go.”

The price model developed by Woo would mean that Bitcoin might be just a few weeks away from an official bull market. As predicted by the model, investors could potentially be waiting for the same at this very moment, which is why holding behavior has gained so much steam over the past few weeks and months.

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Chayanika is a full-time cryptocurrency journalist at AMBCrypto. A graduate in Political Science and Journalism, her writing is centered around regulation and policy-making regarding the cryptocurrency sector.
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