A commonly used Bitcoin indicator, Puell Multiple, which helps traders gauge miners' selling activity, is approaching a level that suggests a potential buying opportunity, according to a crypto analyst.
According to a CryptoQuant expert, this index is currently fluctuating between two critical levels. If historical trends persist, a bearish scenario in which the index falls below 0.6 could again mean a favorable buying opportunity for investors.
The analyst noted that the range between 0.6 and 0.8 on the index is often referred to as the “decision zone.” Historical data dating back to 2014 suggests that when the index falls below the 0.6 threshold, it typically signals an ideal opportunity for DCA (dollar cost averaging) strategies when buying BTC.
The indicator in question is a metric that traders use to assess the earnings situation of miners. A high Puell Multiple may indicate weak selling pressure, while a low multiple may suggest stronger selling pressure.
At the time of writing, the Puell Multiple is hovering around 0.69. To provide context, when BTC hit its all-time high of over $73,500 on March 13, the Puell Multiple was at 1.88.
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