The Bitcoin RHODL Ratio, which measures the ratio between the Realized Cap of two HODL wave bands, has been showing an upward trend recently, suggesting a potential cycle transition.
This metric tracks the capital invested in Bitcoin, focusing on two specific market segments: coins held for 1 day to 3 months and coins held for 6 months to 2 years.
The recent increase in the Bitcoin RHODL Ratio indicates a shift towards more wealth held by long-term holders, marking a potential transition away from bull markets.
The RHODL Ratio is currently below peak levels from previous Bitcoin cycles, raising questions about whether this trend signifies a long-term shift or a temporary deviation.