In today's market environment with high sentiment, what can we use to judge the top/bottom of BTC price?
For crypto investors, there are two eternal pursuits: 1) sell at the top; 2) buy at the bottom. In addition to the value judgment of the project, in the current market environment with high emotions, what can we use to judge the top/bottom of BTC?
Here are six very instructive [Practical BTC On-Chain Indicators] for you to refer to and judge the trend of BTC~
1. The first indicator to be introduced is: MVRV: Market Value to Realized Value Ratio
MVRV is a ratio calculated by dividing the total market value of BTC by the market value calculated from the last active price of BTC. This ratio represents the profitability of BTC holders.
When MVRV exceeds 3.5, it usually means that the market has reached its top; because when MVRV is too high, it means that the holders have made a greater profit, and at this time the holders will tend to sell;
2. When MVRV is below 1, it usually means that the market has reached the bottom.
Investors are mostly in a loss-making state, and their willingness to hold is greater than their willingness to sell, that is, there are fewer sellers in the market, which can increase the probability of subsequent price increases. The indicator is currently 1.658, which is not in the long-term bottom and top range.
3. The second one to be introduced is the Bitcoin Ahr999 Index
This index is used to guide when BTC has reached its bottom and when it is suitable for regular investment. It is essentially a timing indicator.
Ahr999 = (Bitcoin price/200-day fixed investment cost) * (Bitcoin price/index growth valuation)
This indicator implies the rate of return of Bitcoin fixed investment and the deviation of Bitcoin price from expected valuation. Therefore, the lower it is, the more undervalued the BTC price is.
4. Specific usage:
1) When AHR999<0.45, the indicator will suggest buying;
2) When AHR999 is between 0.45-1.2, the indicator will recommend fixed investment;
3) When AHR999 is greater than 1.2, the indicator does not provide any operational recommendations;
The current value of this indicator is 0.66, which is the recommended range for fixed investment.
5. The third indicator to be introduced is Bitcoin market share
Bitcoin's market capitalization share refers to the market value share of Bitcoin in the entire digital currency market.
The price performance characteristics of BTC market share are that its value is first discovered in the early stage of the bull market, at which time the market share will become higher, and in the middle and late stages of the bull market, funds overflow to Ethereum and altcoins, at which time the market share will become lower.
6. Judging from the historical performance of BTC’s market share, it rose from 50.7% to 60.5% during the bull market in 2018, and reached a high of 69% in the bull market in 2022. During this period, BTC was in a strong upward stage.
When the market share declines, it is mainly driven by the rise of copycats, and Bitcoin may go sideways or rise slowly. The market share at the bottom of the last bear market reached 38%, which can be used as a reference for the future bottom.
The current BTC market share is steadily increasing, accounting for 53.04%.

7. The fourth one to be introduced is SOPR: Spent Output Profit Ratio
Calculation method = Price sold/Price paid, that is, the selling price of the asset/the buying price of the asset on that day. This indicator is also used to reflect the overall market profit and loss and market sentiment.
When the SOPR value continues to rise and is greater than 1, it means that the market is continuing to rise; when the SOPR value continues to fall and is less than 1, it means that the market is continuing to fall;
8. As shown in the figure below, it can be seen that when the SORP value drops sharply, it means that people in the market are selling at a loss. The more people are selling, the closer the market is to the bottom. So when SOPR drops sharply, it means that a large number of sellers have sold and left, so the possibility of the bottom is relatively high at this time.
Currently, the indicator shows a continued upward trend with a value of 1.016, which indicates that there is a lot of continued buying.

9. The fifth one to be introduced is the Bitcoin Rainbow Chart Index
The rainbow chart has nine color bands, the most important of which are red and blue, representing the bubble stage and the BTC sell-off stage respectively, which are used to indicate the top and bottom of the market.
From the chart we can see that the past four tops all fell on the color band of the rainbow chart representing sell, and the bottoms all fell on the color band representing buy.
10. When the market sentiment is enthusiastic or pessimistic, it is a good reference indicator to use the rainbow chart to see which stage it is in. Judging from the current state of the rainbow chart, the market is now in the "accumulation" stage.

11. The last one to be introduced is Pi Cycle Indicator
This indicator uses the simple moving averages 111SMA and 350SMA to identify the top of the BTC price, and uses 471SMA and 150SMA to identify the bottom of the market. As shown below, the overlapping points reflect the highs of the market, and the usage of this indicator is to look for overlapping points to pay attention to the top risks of the market. From the display of this indicator, it has not reached the top yet.
