- The current downtrend in Bitcoin is analyzed as a buying opportunity from a long-term investment perspective.
- Despite short-term price corrections, considering past bull markets, Bitcoin is likely to rise in the long term.
- The analysis of short-term investors' SOPR indicator suggests that the current decline is temporary, making it a good opportunity to buy Bitcoin cheaply.
- The article was summarized using an artificial intelligence-based language model.
- Due to the nature of the technology, key content in the text may be excluded or different from the facts.
An analysis has emerged suggesting that the current downtrend in Bitcoin (BTC) is a buying opportunity from a long-term perspective.
On the 21st, 'Avocado Onchain', a contributor to the on-chain data analysis platform CryptoQuant, stated, "For new investors who entered during the recent Bitcoin uptrend, this is a painful time. However, it is unlikely that the price will fall to the realized price ($71,000) of investors who entered 1-3 months earlier," he said.
He predicted that "even during the bull market of 2021, Bitcoin repeatedly underwent price corrections. However, Bitcoin ultimately showed an upward movement," suggesting a similar pattern this time.
He added, "Analyzing the SOPR of short-term investors with a 30-day moving average shows that the movements of short-term investors seen at the peak of the last cycle are absent, indicating that this correction is temporary. I think now is a good opportunity to buy Bitcoin cheaply. I recommend dollar-cost averaging during short-term declines."
Meanwhile, the short-term investor SOPR indicator shows whether current investors are in profit or loss for coins held for more than 1 hour and less than 155 days. If this indicator is above 1, it means a higher proportion of investors have made a profit from short-term investments, and if below 1, a higher proportion have incurred losses.