🎯Wiesz, które DWIE liczby mówią, że to jeszcze nie dno? 🎯 Bitcoin

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The video discusses Bitcoin's current price of approximately $63,000 and analyzes whether it has reached a bottom. Two key metrics are presented to suggest it has not: the Long-Term Holder Realized Price, currently around $49,000, and the Short-Term Holder Realized Price, at approximately $71,000. The analysis suggests that when the current price is above the Long-Term Holder Realized Price ($49,000), it is considered 'expensive,' and when below, it's 'cheap' or a 'promotion' in the long term. Currently, Bitcoin is trading about 28% above the $49,000 mark, indicating it is not yet at a bottom according to this metric, as long-term holders are still in profit. The Short-Term Holder Realized Price of $71,000 is presented as a potential target or a level that short-term holders might reach. Short-term holders are currently approximately 11% 'underwater' relative to this $71,000 level. Historically, bear markets are considered to end, and bull markets to begin, only when the Short-Term Holder Realized Price falls below the Long-Term Holder Realized Price, a condition not yet met. The speaker emphasizes watching the intersection of these two lines as a signal for the start of a new bull cycle, suggesting that the 'bottom' forms when short-term holders are in significant pain and start selling, rather than when the price is simply dropping.

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