Bitcoin's MVRV ratio remains low due to increased realized cap resetting the network's cost basis, indicating a calmer market with fewer signs of euphoria.
Despite Bitcoin's price reaching all-time highs, the MVRV ratio has not surpassed previous peaks seen in 2013, 2017, and 2021.
The realized cap's significant increase has kept the MVRV figure stable, as more coins have changed hands at higher prices, indicating investors' reluctance to sell despite market cap growth.
Derivatives market behavior, such as decreased short pressure on Binance and increased Open Interest, suggests a return of bullish sentiment and growing confidence among market players.