Bitcoin and other leading cryptocurrencies show signs of recovery after a sharp dip last week, mainly driven by macro -economic factors.
In the past week, Bitcoin’s price fell by 4%and reached a low point of $ 112,000, causing Arthur Hayes, co-founder of Bitmex, to ensure that the current macro-economic pressure would push BTC back to the range of $ 100,000.
Maksym Sakharov, co-founder and CEO of Wefi, said however CryptoSlate That the correction was a natural consequence of an overheated market.
According to Sakharov, Bitcoin’s impressive bull ran the last month, followed by a new all -time price, the price of Dip almost as expected. The market, he added, just took a breathing break before he continued the upward momentum.
The market is already showing signs of strength, with Bitcoin and other large assets, including Ethereum, Solana and BNB, all of which are starting to recover and show gradual rebounds.
XRP in particular stood out between the top 10 digital assets and in the last 24 hours more than 5% climbing to cross the $ 3 marking after the weekend briefly acting at the weekend.
Determen on chains show persistent question
Despite the recent dip, market analysts remain optimistic about the future of Bitcoin in the long term.
Abramchart, an employee at Cryptoquant, emphasized That Bitcoin’s Bull Run is far from over, while long -term holders continue to show trust in the best crypto.
According to the analyst, the net non -realized profit/loss (NUPL) -indicator has remained above 0.5, indicating that Bitcoin is still profitable for many investors.
Support this vision, Darkfost, another analyst, noted That question for Bitcoin remains strong.
He pointed out that the addresses that Bitcoin accumulate without selling increase, with an average of 50,000 BTC that has been collected by these addresses in the past month. This persistent buying behavior supports the idea that the demand for the active remains robust.

Moreover, an ‘apparent question’ shows that compares new Bitcoin issue with the volume of coins that is inactive for more than a year, a positive trend.
In the past 30 days, around 160,000 BTC have been absorbed by holders in the long term, which is further confirmed to the resilience of the market.

Sakharov van Wefi concluded that these patterns suggest that the recent correction of Bitcoin is only part of the wider cycle. He remains convinced that it is active on the way to reach new highlights, powered by structural demand and long -term order for investors.