On-chain data shows that since June, the panic sell pressure in the Bitcoin market has been releasing in an orderly manner. Analyst Murphy said that by tracking the 7-day net position change in realized market value, the current RC indicator has continued to stay in a deep negative range, meaning a large amount of BTC is changing hands at a loss, which is typically seen as a signal of a phase of “capitulation.” Looking back at the previous cycle, it took 261 days from capitulation to complete digestion; and in this cycle, since it was first triggered in January this year up to now, it has already run for 177 days, with the historical script repeating, but the pace is clearly faster.


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CrossChainWalker
· 5h ago
Every time I see this kind of indicator, I think about buying the dip—yet I end up buying somewhere halfway up the mountain every time. Should I trust it this time? But the data really is speaking.
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NightWatch
· 5h ago
From surrender to complete digestion there are still 84 days? A faster pace might mean the bottom appears earlier, but don’t forget the market never simply repeats itself.
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CashFlowMatrix
· 6h ago
Panic sell pressure has been released in an orderly manner, but retail investors’ mindset still needs to endure for a while longer.
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MultiSigGuard
· 7h ago
History repeats, but the pace is faster: 177 days compared with 261 days. It feels like this round is more grueling—can GateDEX integrating with RobinhoodChain bring new liquidity?
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FiatSeaCaptain
· 7h ago
Deep negative zones really do look like a surrender signal, but viewed another way, those who cut their losses are the ones who aren’t resolute; the upside for the subsequent rebound could be larger.
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