Рынок биткоина достиг локального дна

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2022-03-08Actualizado a 2024-08-08

Согласно данным, опубликованным исследователем компании СryptoQuant, Бураком Кешмечи, метрика NVT Golden Cross для биткоина (BTC) в 3-й раз в 2024 году указывает на нахождение в своей локальной нижней точке. Этот индикатор помогает определить зоны покупки и продажи в краткосрочных трендах. Если значение NVT GC поднимается выше 2,2, это свидетельствует о перегреве рынка. В то время как значение ниже -1,6 указывает на чрезмерное охлаждение рынка и возможное дно.

Эксперт продемонстрировал на графике предыдущие сигналы достижения локального ценового дна. Это произошло 18 января 2024 года, когда BTC был на уровне 41 000 и затем последовал рост на 78%. Второй раз это случилось 12 июля 2024 года, когда курс BTC опустился до 57 000 и затем последовал отскок на 23%. Наконец, в 3-й раз это случилось 7 августа 2024 года, при цене в 55 000. Тогда, NVT GC снова продемонстрировал сигнал достижения локального дна. При этом котировки цифровой монеты опустились до $48 700.

Анализируя данные, можно заметить, что текущий уровень NVT GC свидетельствует о потенциальной нижней точке, что может предвещать последующий рост цен. Это делает текущую ситуацию интересной для инвесторов и трейдеров, так как исторически такие сигналы сопровождались значительным восстановлением рынка.

Таким образом, несмотря на волатильность и недавние колебания цен, метрика NVT Golden Cross дает основания полагать, что Биткоин находится в зоне покупки, что может привести к дальнейшему росту в краткосрочной перспективе.

Индикатор Network Value to Transactions — это усовершенствованная версия метрики NVT, которая используется для оценки соотношения рыночной капитализации криптовалюты к объему транзакций в сети. Он предназначен для выявления долгосрочных тенденций в цене активов. NVT Golden Cross учитывает краткосрочные и долгосрочные скользящие средние NVT. Это помогает трейдерам определить потенциальные развороты.

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