On-chain data suggests Bitcoin has yet to confirm a bull market reversal
Bitcoin [BTC] faced minor losses in recent days of trading. Its spot ETF inflow streak, the longest in nine months, has just been broken by a $225.1 millionoutflow on Thursday, July 23. Bitcoin was still trading within a long-term bearish price trend. The bulls inability to break out past the $67klocal supply zone has given control of the market back to the bears. Heres what that means for investors Bitcoin MVRV and realized losses point toward THIS Source: CryptoQuant The MVRV ratio, when above 1, shows that the aggregate holder is still in profit. Historically, the depths of bear markets have only been reached when the MVRV falls below 1. Crypto analyst Rei Researcher pointed out that this was not the case so far in the current cycle. The market was far from bullish overheated territory, but not quite yet at bear market bottom. Onchain data showed that the cyclical capitulation might not have ended yet. The recent bounce may have offered some long-term holders an opportunity to reduce exposure ahead of any further weakness. Source: CryptoQuant Analyst The Chess Onchain observed that the Bitcoin supply in profit was currently at 57.5%. The 30-day averageof the long-term holder SOPR must reclaim 1.0 to reliably mark the end of a









