Bitcoin MVRV Turns Negative First Time Since March 2023, End of Bull Run Soon?

The world’s largest cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) crashed all the way to $54,500 earlier before recovering partially. Some of the on-chain metrics like Bitcoin MVRV (market-value-to-realized-value) hint at some caution going ahead. As of press time, the Bitcoin price is trading at $55,770 with a market cap of just under $1.1 trillion.

Bitcoin MVRV Ration Turns Negative

For the first time since March 2023, Bitcoin’s MVRV momentum has turned negative as reported by the on-chain college. This could be signaling a caution indicating that bears might be into the game.

Bitcoin bulls are closely watching this metric while hoping that it regains a 1-year moving average thereby signaling a continuation to higher prices from here onwards. Historically, sustained periods of staying below these levels could be an indication of the coming bear market. If the Bitcoin MVRV recovers above the moving average, the bulls will be in control again.

On-chain college noted that while the current period shows weakness, opinions differ on implications. It can either present a fantastic buying opportunity or indicate a further decline, noted the analyst. Analysts remain divided in predicting a possible consolidation or drop below this level, while others are seeking a quick rebound.

On-chain College notes that a prolonged year-long downtrend signaling a bear-market condition seems to be unlikely at this stage.

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Mt. Gox and German Government Selling

One of the biggest concerns currently hovering over Bitcoin investors is the possible sell-off coming from Mt. Gox creditors who received their Bitcoins last week after almost a decade. The defunct crypto exchange would be distributing nearly 140,000 Bitcoins over the next few months. The recent movements by Mt. Gox wallets have sent jitters across the crypto market.

Investor sentiment has been dampened further by reports of the German government selling confiscated Bitcoin. The selling by the German government continues further as they moved an additional 1,000 bitcoins earlier today.

Meanwhile, global markets remain cautious as investors analyze the outcomes of recent elections in France.

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