Matrixport: The Predictive Power of Global Liquidity Changes for Bitcoin Price Trends Is Weakening
Matrixport’s daily chart analysis notes that over the past 18 months, global liquidity changes have often anticipated Bitcoin’s price movements, making this a key “leading indicator” for many investors. However, as market structures evolve, the predictive power of this model is weakening, requiring ongoing validation and dynamic adjustment. Currently, Bitcoin’s price is fluctuating between $105,000 and $110,000, which aligns with the 13-week lag pattern suggested by the model. If this correlation remains valid, Bitcoin needs to hold its current support range to sustain bullish expectations. Should the trend be further confirmed, Bitcoin’s price could climb to $140,000 by late summer this year. While there is still debate over the model’s stability, it retains some reference value as a tool for observing market sentiment and trend shifts until it is definitively disproven.
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