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Prepare for a Volatility Breakout

Prepare for a Volatility Breakout

ByteTree Market Health Update; Issue 33 Bitcoin volatility has collapsed to 29%. Generally, that is a good thing, because it reflects a period of calm. It implies that speculators have been flushed out, and a new trend will assert itself in the not-too-distant future. Bitcoin volatility is low Source: Blomberg.

Charlie Morris Jul 7, 2020

Wall Street Drives Bitcoin (and why we sold it last week)

Wall Street Drives Bitcoin (and why we sold it last week)

ByteTree Market Health Update; Issue 30 At ByteTree, we ignore the narratives, whether they are bullish or bearish, and simply follow the treasure trove of data from the blockchain. A sell signal was generated on Wednesday at midnight (UTC) as the network indicators turned down. Bitcoin intraday Source: Bloomberg. Bitcoin

Charlie Morris Jun 16, 2020

The Impact of Supply in Gold and Bitcoin

The Impact of Supply in Gold and Bitcoin

Utility drives value How does a long-term fall in supply impact price? I raise this because on 12th May, gold’s digital friend will undergo its third “halving”. That means the newly mined supply of bitcoins will fall by 50% to approximately 6,300 per week compared to the current

Charlie Morris May 7, 2020

Bitcoin Network Demand Under Pressure

Bitcoin Network Demand Under Pressure

ByteTree Market Health Update; Issue 22 You’ll notice on the ByteTree Terminal that the 5-week transaction value $ and 5-week fees $ are declining. Flip to “Featured Charts” and you can see them change block by block. I suggest you set the time to a quarter. They move up and down,

Charlie Morris Apr 21, 2020

Bitcoin Rises on the Demand, Not the Supply

Bitcoin Rises on the Demand, Not the Supply

ByteTree Market Health Update; Issue 21 In recent weeks, it has been noticeable how the price of Bitcoin has not only crashed alongside the stock market but also recovered. Bitcoin is different from other assets in so many ways, yet its behaviour is becoming increasingly correlated with the stock market.

Charlie Morris Apr 14, 2020

Fees Indicate Growing Network Demand

Fees Indicate Growing Network Demand

Monitoring the Bitcoin Economy Fees are paid to miners to facilitate transactions in the Bitcoin Network. Technically, these are voluntary, but most people include a fee to motivate the miners to process their transaction as soon as possible. Fees tend to be a fixed amount regardless of the transaction size,

Charlie Morris Mar 19, 2020

Bitcoin Velocity Urges Caution

Bitcoin Velocity Urges Caution

Bitcoin’s network velocity has been falling. This means that network activity has been slowing, which has historically been associated with price weakness. Velocity shows you how quickly the coins are circulating within the network. When velocity is high, say 1000%, it means an average bitcoin is circulating 10 times

Charlie Morris Oct 18, 2019

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