Despite the 1,465% surge that $BTC experienced since the March 2020 crash, the Bitcoin Entity-Adjusted Dormancy Flow has yet to move past the 1M threshold. When and if it does, #BTC could enter a new parabolic phase posting more gains than what we have already seen.Conversely, Martinez stated that when the Entity Adjusted Dormancy is rejected before surpassing the one million threshold, Bitcoin’s price experiences a pullback. In 2021, this has happened at least twice back in January and late February. As seen below, the cryptocurrency is close to this zone.
Bitcoin in an accumulation phase
Perhaps one of the most bullish fundamentals is Bitcoin miners’ behavior. Over the past few months, this sector had been selling much of its supply in BTC, increasing the selling pressure in the market. However, analyst Lex Moskovski has shown that miners have changed their position and started buying BTC to increase their reserves. Since late March and early April, miners have bought around 10,000 BTC. Moskovski :Miner optimism doesn’t necessarily predict the price but it definitely takes out of the equation a major selling factor.
The above is in tandem with a reduction in Bitcoin supply held on exchanges. Research firm Glassnode records a two-year low in the cryptocurrency’s supply found on exchanges down to 2,399,090 BTC.
Analyst William Clemente has taken this data to predict a BTC supply crunch which will contribute to the appreciation in the price of the cryptocurrency in Q3 and Q4 of the current year. In the short term, the increase in funding rate could give BTC the boost it needs to reach a new ATH, to Jarvis Labs partner Ben Lilly:
Jet fuel to the upside. Funding rates reset from the drop. Now the liquidity is higher, time to punch it.BTC is trading at $58,150 with a sideways movement (-0,9%) during the last day. On the weekly chart, BTC has 4.2% gains and 19.3% in the monthly chart.