Analyst Willy Woo says Bitcoin’s Realized Price and CVDD suggest a potential support zone between $45,500 and $54,200 in this cycle. He also warns that changing macro conditions could weaken the reliability of historical on-chain models.
Analyst Willy Woo says Bitcoin’s Realized Price and CVDD models suggest a potential support zone between $45,500 and $54,200 in the current cycle, while warning that changing macro conditions could reduce the reliability of historical on-chain patterns.
Analyst Willy Woo says Bitcoin’s classic on-chain models, Realized Price and CVDD, suggest a possible bottoming range between $45,500 and $54,200. He cautions that if the broader risk-asset backdrop weakens significantly, BTC could still face a deeper bear market.
Analyst Willy Woo says Bitcoin’s historical bear market bottoms often formed between Realized Price and CVDD. Based on current readings, that suggests a potential bottom zone around $45,500 to $54,200, though macro risks could still push BTC into uncharted territory.
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.
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.
