Opinion: The fact that most cryptocurrencies have not reached their all-time highs may indicate significant upside potential for Bitcoin
According to a report by Jinse Finance, citing data analysis from The Kobeissi Letter and Sentimentrader, the vast majority of cryptocurrencies are currently not within their historical high range (within 5% of their 252-day high). In contrast, when Bitcoin set new records in February and November 2024, approximately 75% and 40% of cryptocurrencies, respectively, were within 5% of their 252-day highs. Historically, when a large number of cryptocurrencies are trading near their all-time highs, Bitcoin tends to pull back. The current divergence suggests that Bitcoin may still have significant room for further growth.
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