Bitcoin's Realized Cap just posted its first decline since October 2023—a shift worth paying attention to. The question is whether this marks a typical market pullback or signals the beginning of a deeper correction cycle. Interestingly, we saw a comparable pattern emerge at the tail end of 2021, making this a critical moment for traders monitoring long-term trend reversals. Comparing the two periods could offer clues about what comes next in the current market structure.
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DancingCandles
· 6h ago
I watched the wave in 2021 fall down, and this time it feels even more intense.
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UnruggableChad
· 6h ago
Bro, this time the realized cap took a pretty big hit. How did we recover from that wave at the end of 2021?
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SnapshotStriker
· 6h ago
Starting to compare again to 2021, every time they say history repeats itself, but what’s the result?
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 6h ago
The realized cap has dropped... That wave in 2021 really devastated people. The current pace is a bit similar to that.
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TokenVelocity
· 6h ago
The realized cap has decreased, and the 2021 wave compared to it is a bit frightening... Still need to see if it can be stopped in the follow-up.
Bitcoin's Realized Cap just posted its first decline since October 2023—a shift worth paying attention to. The question is whether this marks a typical market pullback or signals the beginning of a deeper correction cycle. Interestingly, we saw a comparable pattern emerge at the tail end of 2021, making this a critical moment for traders monitoring long-term trend reversals. Comparing the two periods could offer clues about what comes next in the current market structure.