Bitcoin is struggling to sustain its recovery, signaling that higher levels are attracting sellers in BTC and altcoins.
Bitcoin’s (BTC) failure to build upon its solid comeback on March 20 shows that bears are selling on relief rallies. The pullback has dampened sentiment in the short term, resulting in net outflows from the spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for four straight days, according to data from Farside Investors.
However, the Bitcoin bull market is not yet over, according to a report by CryptoQuant. The on-chain data analytics firm said the bull market generally ends with “84%-92% of investment” from the short-term holders, which currently is at 48%.
The correction before the Bitcoin Halving is a healthy sign for the long-term sustainability of the bull market because parabolic moves are rarely sustainable. Every dip shakes out the weak hands and allows the stronger hands to add to their positions.
