This first chart shows Bitcoin's supply composite in April 2022, just before the Luna, Celsius, and 3AC collapse. A huge supply gap below. The second chart shows bitcoin's supply composite now. Where the air gap is now above not below.
This was the Bitcoin supply composition in April 2022, just before Luna, Celsius, and FTX all collapsed. There was absolutely no support from $30,000 and below. The air pocket now is above, not below, due to the 2024 consolidation period.
Can you see how easy it is for sentiment to shift slightly in Bitcoin? It blows like the wind. Quantum-resistant BIP360 proposed. Discussions around Satoshi coins and P2PK coins via Hourglass V2. Sovereign wealth funds buying. Miner capitulation ending. A good old flush is sometimes very much needed to get back on the road.
Far out-of-the-money puts at $40,000 are the most concentrated strike price for end of February expiry in BTC. This clearly shows where sentiment is, everyone is paying for downside protection. Seems like a consensus trade.
Last week's drop to $60k not only saw the largest one-day realized loss in Bitcoin history, but also bounced straight off the 2023 realized price. Very similar to December 2018 using the 2016 realized price as support.
MSTR has now survived a full cycle, so it is prudent to include it in all analysis when looking at Bitcoin. If we are in May 2022, why does the MSTR/BTC ratio look nothing like May 2022? The MSTR/BTC ratio is up 10% YTD.
The two largest Bitcoin treasury companies, MSTR and Metaplanet, both have a positive mNAV of 1.19 and 1.17. This follows a +50% correction in Bitcoin's price. mNAV is a forward-looking metric. It captures market expectations of future BTC scaling. The premium exists because of anticipated growth in BTC holdings beyond current levels, not just today's snapshot. When mNAV compresses toward or below 1x, it signals fading confidence in that future accretion story.
Bitcoin did not enter backwardation last week. This may not occur this time around due to low industry vol and leverage, which is a major difference compared to 2022.
I have never seen so much hate toward a stock that people don’t even own towards MSTR. If you don’t own the stock, why do you care? Or were in the depths of a bear market and this is normal behaviour
Anyone who is solvent, has cash flow, and is not trading on margin with a liquidation level hanging over them is not panicking. The ones who are panicking can\'t manage risk, and any margin should have been removed after Oct. 10.