Wanted to get a better look at BTC bear market rallies.
Seems like as a general rule, the more time that passes, the probability that big moves stick rises. Current move is well out of danger zone, but not yet all clear.
~70-75% odds that we have cycle bottomed based on this.
Some moon math for BTC:
- Total pension fund assets: ~$70T
- 1% of pension fund assets: $700B
- Assumption of conservative 10x multiplier for mkt cap increase per dollar inflow
- Bitcoin current market cap: $1.5T
Any minor fixed allocation/inflows would send corn multiples...
Small holders (<1 BTC) have been stacking Bitcoin like crazy. They actually kind of nailed the bottom last cycle, hopefully can do it again this time around.
Bitcoin denominated in Gold has been in a giant range for over 5 years now.
After several months of chopping around at the lows, looks like it has now printed a deviation + reclaim, exactly what long term holders would want to see for now.
One of the most important trend indicators over the last decade for Bitcoin is the on-chain cost basis of short term holders (<5 months).
For multi-month views, seems like a pretty clear trend shift from bearish to bullish at this point.
A LOT of open interest (futures positions) piling in here on BTC... with implied volatility at multi-year lows, feels like a big move is coming soon in some fashion.
If you haven't already sold because of DAT overhang, quantum concerns, odds of clarity act passing reaching <20%, or relative price underperformance, what would cause informed participants to take down their BTC allocation now (outside of a broader macro sell off)?