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Bitcoin (BTC) bulls might have another chance to accumulate if the price goes below the $37,800 level, according to a Jan. 23 post by the on-chain data platform CryptoQuant. The user SignalQuant highlighted that the current average short-term (STH) realized price for the last 155 days aligns with the specified price level.
What makes this metric particularly intriguing is the observed pattern following the breach of these support or resistance thresholds. Each time the market price crosses these points, a one-directional movement ensues, marked by increased price volatility, says SignalQuant. If the Bitcoin price crosses this indicator in a downward movement, it may favor BTC accumulation by a dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategy, adds the analysis author.
The STH Realized Price is achieved by dividing the realized cap of a crypto asset by its total supply. When calculated considering 155-day periods, this could be used as a support and resistance indicator.
Historical data reveals its pivotal role in shaping market trends. In March 2023 and June 2023, the STH 155-day Realized Price provided substantial support. Conversely, in April 2022, November 2022, and October 2023, it acted as a formidable resistance level. This pattern highlights the STH 155-day Realized Price as not just a passive indicator but a potential catalyst for market shifts.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is priced at $40,122.52 with a 1.9% recovery in the last 24 hours, after staying at the sub-$40,000 price level for most of Jan. 23.
Moreover, CryptoQuant indicated through another chart a potential easing on Grayscale’s GBTC exchange-traded fund (ETF) outflow impact on Bitcoin price. After yesterday’s outflows of almost $600 million, BTC price went up 3.6% marking the first time the asset value went up after the spot ETFs approval in the US.
