Analyst Willy Woo says classic Bitcoin on-chain models, including Realized Price and CVDD, may suggest a potential bottom zone between $45,500 and $54,200. He also warned that a breakdown in the broader risk-asset backdrop could lead to a deeper bear market.
Ripple has completed its $200 million acquisition of Rail to expand its stablecoin infrastructure and strengthen its position in B2B payments. Meanwhile, rising XRP withdrawals on Upbit and increased whale buying suggest improving bullish sentiment around XRP.
Bitcoin faces mounting macro pressure with on-chain models suggesting a bottom between $45,000 and $54,000. The upcoming Fed Chair Powell speech and March nonfarm payrolls data are key catalysts. Historical patterns indicate a recovery of up to 300 days.
Bitcoin enters a pivotal week as multiple on-chain models lower the floor to $45,000-$54,000, while Powell's speech and the US jobs report may trigger new macro pressure, raising concerns about further sell-offs.
Bitcoin enters a pivotal week with on-chain models suggesting a lower bottom around $45,000-$54,000. Long-term holder losses hit three-year highs, miner stress rises, and macro events (Powell speech, jobs report) could trigger further selling. Historical data indicates a ~300-day recovery.
Bitcoin nears $50K as on-chain models imply a potential bottom between $45K and $54K. Long-term holder losses hit 2023 highs, SOPR drops to 0.724. Powell’s speech and March jobs report this week could trigger further sell-off, with historical recovery taking ~300 days.
Multiple on-chain models point to a potential Bitcoin bottom between $45,000 and $54,000, as Fed Chair Powell's speech and March jobs report add macro pressure. Long-term holder losses deepen, and recovery may take 300 days.
Multiple on-chain models show Bitcoin's floor shifting to $45,000-$54,000 zone. Short-term holder realized prices dropped sharply, and long-term holder unrealized loss ratio hit highest since 2023. Fed Chair Powell's speech and March nonfarm payrolls will be key macro catalysts, potentially triggering another leg down.
