This Onchain Metric Shows Strengthened Bitcoin Bulls

Bitcoin (BTC) is making a recovery in the market after a period of low sentiments heightened by German asset sales and Mt Gox creditor’s repayments. The Bitcoin Net Unrealized Profit and Loss (NUPL) is above the asset’s 365 daily average signaling a bullish impact on the market. The price highs of BTC in the last six months have led to more projections as on-chain numbers flip positive.

Experts Points To Bullish Bitcoin Sentiment

Recent data from on-chain analytics firm, CryptoQuant shows that BTC’s NUPL is pointing north amid market fluctuations. The net unrealized profit and loss portray the difference between the market cap and the realized cap. When above the login average, it points to an upward swing for Bitcoin. 

CryptoQuant analyst explained that it gives a picture of investor profit which can also signal the end of a bull run. “A score above 0 indicates that investors are in profit. Additionally, our cold blue color (below 0) may indicate that the Bitcoin price is periodically suitable for investment. On the other hand, dark orange or red shows that investors’ profits have significantly increased.” 

Bitcoin’s 365-day moving average in connection with its NUPL determines asset flows and holder positioning. Basically, if the NUPL is above the average, sentiments point upward while if the figure lies below the average, Bitcoin carries a bearish outlook.

“In this way, whenever the NUPL data approaches SMA 365 during bull rallies, I consider it a buying opportunity. Conversely, during bear rallies, if the NUPL data approaches SMA 365, I see it as a selling opportunity. Of course, the main thing here is to understand which trend we are in”

Macro Factors Align With Experts

Sequel to the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs and institutional inflows that rallied the assets to a new all-time high above $73,000, experts projected a wider adoption for the asset. With flows to Bitcoin funds above $50 billion, policy watchers say macro factors could rally the asset toward the end of Q3 2024. This is because of anticipated interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in September. Last week, the US Labor Department showed cooling yearly inflation in the country.

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