As reported by Biyemen/BiJie.com, according to Santiment data, the 30-day MVRV indicators for BTC, ETH, ADA, XRP, and LINK have rebounded to above neutral levels, and short-term holders are in a slight profit position. This change is consistent with the market sentiment shift after Bitcoin rebounded last week to the $65k range.

BTC1.59%
ETH1.00%
ADA2.65%
XRP3.11%
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TurtleTrader
· 7h ago
Every time Santiment posts this kind of bullish data, the coin price is more likely to pull back instead—there’s a mystical pattern involved, you know.
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CompoundSnowman
· 10h ago
ETH’s MVRV is rebounding more slowly than BTC by about half a beat, suggesting that funds are still prioritizing a move into the major coin first; Ethereum still needs to wait for the wind to come.
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BullBearJudge
· 23h ago
The data looks great, but has on-chain activity really kept up? I’m just afraid it’s another bull-trap.
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ReserveAlchemist
· 23h ago
LINK can actually rebound as well—this coordinated move is pretty interesting. Is the altcoin season coming?
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DeFiMatryoshka
· 23h ago
The 30-day MVRV is neutral-to-bullish; in the short term, the rebound could continue, but don’t forget that the overhead trapped-capital supply pressure is substantial.
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AirdropSurfer
· 23h ago
Short-term holders finally got a little bit of profit—rare, really.
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CrossChainGatekeeper
· 23h ago
BTC returning to 65k definitely boosts sentiment, but did ADA and XRP move up as well? It feels a bit divided.
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BasicIncomeGuard
· 23h ago
MVRV has rebounded to above neutral, but the market still feels fragile, so I don’t dare to chase higher prices.
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