[Coin World] BTC started December by facing a setback, with on-chain data revealing a significant actual loss. One striking phenomenon is that the capitulation indicator has surged to peak levels for the cycle; a glance at historical records shows that such extreme readings often occur on the eve of a bull run reversal.
More critically, there is a serious misalignment in valuation. According to liquidity models, the fair price of BTC should be around $165,000, but it is currently just over $90,000, which is quite absurd. The technical analysis, however, provides a clear script: if this pullback can hold a higher support level, the probability of breaking through the $93,000 resistance level by the end of the year is quite high. In simple terms, the current price may be at the intersection of being undervalued and a technical breakthrough.
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FortuneTeller42
· 12-01 16:05
The capitulation indicator reaching its peak is historically a signal before dawn, but it's still early to say that a bull turn is coming.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 12-01 16:03
I've seen the capitulation indicator peak several times, and each time it was said to reverse, but in the end... we still have to wait for the technicals to give a signal.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 12-01 15:56
I think the capitulation indicator reaching its peak is somewhat illusory; history always repeats itself but never copies completely.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-01 15:54
The capitulation indicator reaching its peak, history really does repeat itself... From 90,000 to 165,000, how big of a heart does it take to buy the dip?
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alpha_leaker
· 12-01 15:47
The capitulation indicator has peaked... historically, this has always been a signal for reversal, and there's a reason for that.
The mystery after BTC fell below 90,000: Capitulation indicators peak, but valuation models call for 165,000.
[Coin World] BTC started December by facing a setback, with on-chain data revealing a significant actual loss. One striking phenomenon is that the capitulation indicator has surged to peak levels for the cycle; a glance at historical records shows that such extreme readings often occur on the eve of a bull run reversal.
More critically, there is a serious misalignment in valuation. According to liquidity models, the fair price of BTC should be around $165,000, but it is currently just over $90,000, which is quite absurd. The technical analysis, however, provides a clear script: if this pullback can hold a higher support level, the probability of breaking through the $93,000 resistance level by the end of the year is quite high. In simple terms, the current price may be at the intersection of being undervalued and a technical breakthrough.