Cryptocurrency
‘One of the Greatest Ever’ Indicators Is Screaming Buy Bitcoin at $9,000
As reported on NewsBTC, “Because Bitcoin is an asset unlike anything else before it, analysts use a set of unorthodox, uniquely developed tools for fundamental analysis. “One of these tools praised as ‘one of the greatest ever’ indicators, is currently ‘screaming buy.’ The only previous three times this indicator gave buy signals, it resulted in an average […]
As reported on NewsBTC, “Because Bitcoin is an asset unlike anything else before it, analysts use a set of unorthodox, uniquely developed tools for fundamental analysis.
“One of these tools praised as ‘one of the greatest ever’ indicators, is currently ‘screaming buy.’ The only previous three times this indicator gave buy signals, it resulted in an average of over 5,000% return on investment.
“Bitcoin is the first-ever cryptocurrency and the first digital asset to solve double-spending through a proof-of-work system called mining.
“These miners are so important to the underlying network’s health and can have such significant influence on price action, that dozens of indicators have been developed by top Bitcoin researchers to help them make sense of the asset’s long-term valuation potential.
“Many of these tools are giving conflicting signals. An indicator called the Hash Ribbons looks at Bitcoin miner hash rate – which recently set a new 2020 low – to understand if miners will be selling their BTC holdings or not.
“That indicator appears to suggest that miners are capitulating due to the sudden, overnight increase in the cost of production that the halving brought forth.
“Each halving reduces the block reward these miners receive for securing the Bitcoin protocol and add each block of transactions to its immutable digital ledger on the blockchain.
“Another indicator that pays close attention to the fundamental health of the leading cryptocurrency by market cap, is the Puell Multiple.
“This tool looks at miners and their revenue driven from producing each BTC in combination with related energy expenses…”
