The Bitcoin Puell Multiple, a metric used to gauge market tops and bottoms, has dropped to the 0.4 range for the first time since the end of 2022, indicating potential buying opportunities.
Bitcoin exchange depositing addresses are at their lowest levels since 2016, suggesting a decline in selling pressure and a bullish outlook for long-term investors.
Bitcoin is currently trading at $62,816, showing a slight decline of 0.63% in the past 24 hours, but still retaining gains and approaching resistance levels above $60,000.
Crypto analyst Ali Charts predicts that if the lower boundary holds, Bitcoin could rebound to levels around $60,200 or $62,000, but a break below $58,100 may lead to a drop towards $55,000.