Interestingly, crypto analyst BilalHuseynov has observed an uncommon development with the Market Value To Realized Value ratio (MVRV) that indicates a positive difference with the current bull cycle from others.
Amidst this bullish development, BilalHuseynov notes an unusual event in that the MVRV ratio failed to reach the peak numbers associated with when Bitcoin set a new ATH in previous bull cycles. For context, the MVRV measures the market cap of Bitcoin to the realized cap, i.e, the value of all Bitcoin at the last point of purchase. It is used to indicate trend reversals, as an MVRV ratio over 1 suggests overvaluation while a figure below 1 signals an undervaluation.
According to BilalHuseynov, when Bitcoin achieved a new ATH in 2013, 2017, and 2021 bull cycles, the MVRV ratio reached top values between 3.5-4.0. However, following the eclipse of the $109,000, the MVRV ratio has hit a peak value of 2.4. The crypto analyst explains that the reduced MVRV number can be linked to a disproportionate rise in Realized Cap compared to the Market Cap. This development can be attributed to the fact that a high volume of circulating Bitcoin exchanged hands at higher prices, thereby resulting in a higher cost basis.
Interestingly, BilalHuseynov explains this unusual development is a positive signal for Bitcoin’s long-term development, indicating a stable market even at ATH prices, that possesses less froth and no hype-driven overvaluation. Furthermore, there is the possibility that stronger market hands, i.e, long-term holders and institutional holders, are part of this new investors, suggesting long-term market confidence with no urgency for profit-taking.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $108,397 following the retracement in the past days. The premier cryptocurrency is down by 2.50% in the past day but up by 17.65% in the past month.
