CryptoQuant: MVRV death cross signal appears, Bitcoin's downside risk intensifies
PANews reported on March 31, according to CryptoQuant analyst Yonsei dent, the Bitcoin MVRV (Market Value to Realized Value Ratio) indicator showed a "death cross" signal in early March when the 30-day moving average crossed below the 365-day moving average. This indicates weakened short-term momentum and increased downward pressure. Historical data shows that such signals are usually accompanied by price corrections. With the current MVRV close to its long-term historical average, the market has moved out of overheated territory but there is no clear bottom signal yet. Investors need to be wary of further downside risks.

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