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Bitcoin's key signal flashes: historical data suggests a violent rise in 3-4 months

Bitcoin's key signal flashes: historical data suggests a violent rise in 3-4 months

TechDev2024/12/17 09:59
By:TechDev
On-chain analyst TechDev pointed out that the Chaikin Money Flow indicator (CMF) of Bitcoin has touched the "yellow area". From historical data, this key signal appeared in the bull markets of 2013 and 2017, followed by a vertical rise in Bitcoin prices within 3-4 months, with astonishing gains.
 
Specifically:
In 2013, after the capital flow touched the yellow area, Bitcoin achieved a strong rise in 91 days, with a significant increase in trading volume.
 
In 2017, similar signals appeared again, and the price of BTC exploded in 122 days, with trading volume soaring to a high.
Currently, the CMF of BTC has re-entered this area. With the gradual recovery of market liquidity and the strengthening of trading volume support, resonance signals between Technical Fundamental and Fundamental have begun to emerge. If historical patterns repeat, the price of Bitcoin may enter a new round of strong upward trend in the next 3-4 months.
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