Recent trends in the Bitcoin market have shown a significant flushing out of leverage, a process commented on by prominent crypto analyst Willy Woo. While this corrective phase has seen Bitcoin’s price fall to as low as $58,000 yesterday, it has partially rebounded, currently trading around the $61,500 mark. However, the journey could be smoother, as ongoing liquidations and market adjustments pose challenges. Related Reading: Is The Bitcoin Bottom In? Here’s What 7 Experts Say Analyzing The Depth Of Current Market Correction Woo’s insights highlight that Bitcoin’s market correction hasn’t been done despite the recent recovery. Particularly, the market continues to grapple with the impact of post-halving miner capitulations and the high costs associated with mining hardware upgrades. These factors contribute to the ongoing pressure on weaker miners, forcing them out of the market and potentially leading to further price drops. According to Woo, while Bitcoin has slightly recovered, the overall market sentiment remains cautious. Technical indicators suggest that although Bitcoin could rebound from recent lows, there is still potential for a further drop. Short term technicals point to a reversal playing out here. 2 hours away from a TD9 reversal on daily candles. If this plays out, then we go into a hidden bullish divergence to correct for the overselling of the market. pic.twitter.com/TPWRhmeGYn — Willy Woo (@woonomic) June 24, 2024 Woo predicts that Bitcoin could see a descent to $54,000 if current support levels fail. This key threshold may trigger another round of liquidations and potentially usher in a bearish phase for short-term holders. The importance of this price level lies in its role as a demarcation line between bearish and bullish market regimes. Falling below it, especially given the current macroeconomic setup, could significantly affect Bitcoin’s price trajectory. Bitcoin Bearish Market Ongoing, But Don’t Despair Adding to the conversation, Billy Markus, co-creator of Dogecoin, shares a somewhat philosophical take on handling the current crypto market’s bearish phase. He advises investors to view their crypto investments with detachment, likening it to “throwing money into a fire.” Such a mindset, he argues, could help weather the emotional rollercoaster of market ups and downs. Related Reading: SkyBridge Capital’s Scaramucci Says Bitcoin Will Reach $250,000 Is This US Presidential Candidate Wins Meanwhile, renowned investor Robert Kiyosaki, author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” expressed his strategy in light of the recent downturn. Kiyosaki, a vocal supporter of Bitcoin, views the current price dip as a buying opportunity, advocating a long-term investment approach akin to Warren Buffett’s philosophy of “buy and hold on forever.” Bitcoin is crashing. Most people should sell. I am waiting to buy more. All markets go up and down. Many people make a lot of money “trading” markets which means buying low and hopefully selling low. The problem with “trading” any asset is taxes, specifically “short term”… — Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) June 24, 2024 Featured image created with DALL-E, Chart from TradingView
An increasing number of traders entering new long positions was the “fuel” behind Bitcoin’s slump to $60,000, according to Bitcoin analyst Willy Woo.
An analyst explained that Bitcoin has historically seen recovery from bearish phases like the one the cryptocurrency is going through. Bitcoin Hash Ribbons Show Miner Capitulation Is Ongoing In a new post on X, analyst Willy Woo has discussed the relevance of the Bitcoin hashrate to the asset’s price recovery. The “hashrate” refers to a […]
Amidst a backdrop of declining Bitcoin prices and economic uncertainty, renowned crypto analyst Willy Woo has offered a forecast that suggests a complex road ahead for BTC, with potential gains on the horizon after some ‘inevitable’ turbulence. Bitcoin Rally Hangs On Miner Capitulation, How? Bitcoin’s current market behavior is largely influenced by its miners, whose actions can significantly impact its price. According to Willy Woo, the key to understanding when Bitcoin might start its recovery lies in observing miner capitulation and the subsequent recovery of the hash rate. Related Reading: Bitcoin And Solana Brace For Quiet Q3: What Crypto Traders Should Know Miner capitulation occurs when less efficient miners, unable to sustain profitability, are forced to sell their holdings and exit the market. This phase is critical as it typically decreases selling pressure, allowing for market consolidation and setting the stage for potential price increases. Woo points out that this cycle is not a quick one. Historical data from previous Halving events, which reduce the reward for mining Bitcoin, show that recovery can take time. I’ll break it down in simple terms. When does #Bitcoin recover? It’s when weak miners die and hash rate recovers. This one is for the record books as it’s taking a lot of time for miner capitulation post-halving. Probably can thank ordinal inscriptions boosting profits. pic.twitter.com/19MB0b8mHO — Willy Woo (@woonomic) June 20, 2024 The current cycle appears prolonged, with miners taking longer than usual to capitulate due to the profitability provided by new market mechanisms like ordinal inscriptions. This extended adjustment period might be difficult for investors, but it is a necessary step toward achieving a healthier market. Key Indicators to Watch: Hash Ribbons and Market Signals Willy Woo emphasizes the importance of monitoring Bitcoin’s hash ribbons. This indicator provides insights into the economic viability of Bitcoin mining. Related Reading: Bitcoin Miners’ Reserves Deplete Amidst High OTC Selling, What This Means A reduction in hash ribbons suggests that the cost of mining is becoming more aligned with the market price of Bitcoin, signaling that the worst of the sell-off may be over and a recovery could be forthcoming. In addition to hash ribbons, Woo advises investors to keep an eye on broader market signals. Here’s a view of just how much paper bets on #Bitcoin there is right now. The solid yellow chart is a z-score oscillator looking at how significant it is locally. We need a solid amount of liquidations still before we get the all clear for further bullish activity. https://t.co/tswxQwxlc1 pic.twitter.com/TwGG5tf50z — Willy Woo (@woonomic) June 19, 2024 For instance, the current speculative environment in Bitcoin, marked by a high volume of theoretical trading, requires a series of liquidations to achieve market balance. This clean-up phase, although painful, is essential for setting a solid foundation for the next bull run. The analyst noted: I know it sucks, but BTC is not going to break all time highs until more pain and boredom plays out. On the bright side, miners are capitulating and when that is through, it nearly always ends in a huge rally. Look for compressions in this ribbon. Buy and hodl in these regions. Featured image from DALL-E, Chart from TradingView
As bitcoin's volatility is nearing historically low levels, the crypto market is in need of news or catalysts to bring traders to action, one market participant noted.
Runes-related transactions could extend a significant revenue boost for Bitcoin miners, after the 2024 halving.
Mining stocks outperformed bitcoin in the first half of the month as investors reacted positively to news of Core Scientific’s AI deal with CoreWeave, the report said.
The stocks are undervalued, so miners with attractive power contracts could become M&A targets, according to Wall Street analysts.
April was a month filled with significant activity and volatility for Bitcoin miners. Most of the month was spent anticipating Bitcoin’s halving and the launch of Runes, with many analysts and market experts warning about the outsized impact they could have on the mining sector. As expected, the combination of the halving and Runes propelled […]
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On-chain data shows the Bitcoin mining hashrate has sharply rebounded from its post-Halving lows and has achieved a new all-time high (ATH). 7-Day Average Bitcoin Mining Hashrate Has Just Set A New ATH The Bitcoin network runs on a consensus mechanism known as the “proof-of-work” (PoW). In this system, validators called miners compete with each […]
On-chain data shows the Bitcoin Puell Multiple has dipped into the “undervalued” territory for the first time in more than a year. Bitcoin Puell Multiple Has Observed A Plunge Recently As an analyst in a CryptoQuant Quicktake post pointed out, the BTC Puell Multiple has fallen recently. The Puell Multiple refers to an on-chain indicator […]
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders is expected to sign the bills into law which will regulate miners’ noise, water use and licensing.
On-chain data shows that, for the first time in history, Bitcoin miners require more than 1 EH/s of daily computing power to mine just 1 token of the asset. Bitcoin Hashcoin Has Set A New All-Time High Now As explained by CryptoQuant head of research Julio Moreno in a post on X, the BTC Hashcoin […]
Data suggests the hype around the new Bitcoin Runes has severely dropped, something that’s not a good sign for miner revenues. Bitcoin Halving Effect Settles In On Miner Revenue As Runes Interest Drops A few days back, the much-anticipated Bitcoin Halving went through. Halvings are periodic events coded into the blockchain in which the BTC […]
On-chain data suggests the selling pressure from the Bitcoin miners and HODLers has been drying up, a sign that could be positive for the asset. Bitcoin LTHs Stop Selling, While Miner Distribution Slows Down As explained by analyst James Van Straten in a post on X, two BTC groups in particular have been a source […]
PayPal’s Blockchain Research Group has joined Energy Web and DMG Blockchain Solutions to support “sustainable” Bitcoin mining. According to the paper, the collaboration “presents an opportunity to accelerate the clean energy transition” using crypto-economic incentives. Related Reading: Crypto Expert Confirms Rotation Has Begun Post-Bitcoin Halving, Are Investors Moving Away From BTC? PayPal Research On Bitcoin […]
The fourth Halving has now been completed for Bitcoin. Here’s how the miners have reacted to the event regarding their total hashrate. Bitcoin 7-Day Average Hashrate Hit New All-Time High Recently Halving is a periodic event for Bitcoin in which its block rewards—that is, the rewards that miners receive for solving blocks on the network—are […]
Based on on-chain data, here’s how much unrealized profit the various Bitcoin whale and miner groups are holding right now. Bitcoin Whale & Miner Profits Compared Across Cohorts In a new post on X, CryptoQuant founder and CEO Ki Young Ju discussed the total unrealized profits currently held by the various on-chain cohorts. Ju has […]
The Bitcoin Halving is set to take place this week. Miners’ rewards will be cut in half from 6.25 BTC to 3.125. This event is expected to have far-reaching effects on the miners themselves, as they are bound to lose a significant amount of revenue once the halving occurs. Bitcoin Miners Could Lose Up To $10 Billion In Revenue According to a Bloomberg report, Bitcoin miners could lose up to $10 billion annually following the Bitcoin Halving. This is because these miners, who currently earn 900 BTC daily from validating transactions, would see their income drop to 450 BTC once the halving happens. However, it is worth noting that this projected revenue loss is based on Bitcoin’s current price. Related Reading: Ethereum Whales Go On Buying Spree As Market Crash Leaves Retail Panicking Therefore, this revenue loss can be cushioned if Bitcoin’s price experiences a significant surge after the halving. These miners will, however, have in mind that reliance on Bitcoin’s price rise isn’t sustainable, considering that they will also encounter subsequent bear markets, which would lead to a price decline for the flagship crypto. That is why miners like Marathon Digital and CleanSpark are reported to have invested in new equipment and have sought to weed out the competition by buying out their smaller rivals. Buying out the competition can reduce the number of miners competing for block rewards and cushion the drop in their daily revenue. Bitcoinist also previously reported that Bitcoin miners were looking to diversify their operations in a bid to boost their revenue streams and earn additional income that could cushion the effects of the halving. The artificial intelligence (AI) sector is one of those areas in which these miners are actively seeking opportunities, considering that Bitcoin mining’s infrastructure is well suited for certain AI operations. BTC Miners Facing Competition From Tech Giants Bloomberg also reported that US Bitcoin miners are facing competition from the largest tech companies in the world for electricity to power their operations. These tech giants, who also happen to be high-energy consumers, are looking for as much energy as Bitcoin miners to power their data centers. Related Reading: Market Expert Reveals Why Solana Price Is Poised To Go Higher The report further noted that electricity constraints in the US, alongside the high demand for electricity among miners and tech giants, have led to a surge in electricity rates. This development is also making it harder for Bitcoin miners to run their operations smoothly in the country. Tech companies are said to have an edge over them when acquiring power from utility companies due to their consistent revenue streams, unlike Bitcoin miners, whose success largely depends on Bitcon’s volatile price. BTC bulls reclaim control | Source: BTCUSD on Tradingview.com Featured image from Atlantic Council, chart from Tradingview.com
A slew of Bitcoin miners filed for bankruptcy in the crypto winter of 2022 but Hut 8 CEO Asher Genoot is adamant that things will be different after the upcoming halving.
Benchmark analyst Mark Palmer initiated coverage of Bitdeer on Thursday, issuing the miner with a “buy” rating and setting a price target of $13.
The US Government is under backlash after allegedly targeting the crypto mining industry again. A recent report revealed the government’s plan to resurrect a tax proposal that could significantly affect the whole sector. Leaders in the industry and crypto-friendly US Senator Cinthia Lummis have expressed their concerns on the proposal’s reintroduction. Related Reading: Bitcoin Miners […]
The days of rising crypto prices lifting all boats, including mining stocks, may be gone. But it still looks like being a good year for digital assets, says Alex Tapscott.
Bitcoin miners have been seen offloading again as reserves slump to a yearly low, dropping more than 10,000 BTC in a single day.