TradingShot analyst pinpoints a potential Bitcoin floor at $50,000 within the next two months using the Coin Value Days Destroyed indicator. The on-chain metric, which tracks long-term holder activity weighted by transaction value, has historically marked major cycle lows across multiple bear markets.
The CVDD currently sits near $48,100 and has been drifting slightly lower. If Bitcoin tests this level directly, the next major bottom would land around $50,000. The cryptocurrency has already been consolidating around the shifted CVDD level since June's sharp decline, a pattern that historically precedes the final downward leg before recovery begins.
Data backs the indicator's track record. During the 2022 bear cycle, CVDD identified the bottom twice. It caught the 2020 and 2018 cycle lows as well. The 2015 bottom and even Bitcoin's 2011 floor aligned closely with the metric. In recent cycles, the asset has spent at least four months trading around CVDD before bouncing, though a touch of the shifted level alone proved sufficient to mark the bottom in 2015.
Once Bitcoin establishes a floor at CVDD, a break above the 50-week moving average would confirm the start of a new bull phase. That's the historical signal analysts watch for cycle confirmation.
The bearish near-term outlook clashes with strengthening on-chain signals. Network participation is picking up, with weekly active addresses climbing 20% to exceed 720,000 addresses. The activity surge suggests demand is building beneath the surface even as price remains under pressure.
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