BTC's caught in a bear cycle, yet here's the kicker — even at these beaten-down levels, it's trading nearly 40% above what fundamentals suggest it should be worth.
Think about that for a second. We're already deep in red territory, sentiment's crushed, and the asset is still overheated by traditional metrics. Makes you wonder what a real capitulation event would look like if we ever hit fair value.
Not saying this to spread FUD, just calling it like the numbers show. The disconnect between price action and underlying value remains massive, which historically doesn't end well until the gap closes — either through time, further drawdowns, or some explosive fundamental shift that nobody sees coming.
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DataPickledFish
· 11-28 14:41
To be honest, I have to question this logic... How can there be a 40% premium even in a Bear Market?
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BearEatsAll
· 11-28 11:29
Bitcoin has fallen like this, can it still be overvalued by 40%? What will real Cut Loss look like... it's terrifying to think about.
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ChainComedian
· 11-25 16:26
What the hell, it fell so much and is still overvalued by 40%? It has to fall until the year of the monkey and the month of the horse to level out.
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SchrodingerProfit
· 11-25 16:26
What the hell, is it still overvalued by 40% after falling like this? What on earth will it take for this to be over?
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IronHeadMiner
· 11-25 16:22
It's already fallen like this, yet it's still inflated by 40%? This is the most terrifying part...
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StableNomad
· 11-25 16:08
ngl the 40% premium even in this bloodbath is actually insane... statistically speaking we're nowhere near capitulation if there's *still* that much air to bleed out. reminds me of UST in May, except nobody wanted to admit the math was broken back then either
BTC's caught in a bear cycle, yet here's the kicker — even at these beaten-down levels, it's trading nearly 40% above what fundamentals suggest it should be worth.
Think about that for a second. We're already deep in red territory, sentiment's crushed, and the asset is still overheated by traditional metrics. Makes you wonder what a real capitulation event would look like if we ever hit fair value.
Not saying this to spread FUD, just calling it like the numbers show. The disconnect between price action and underlying value remains massive, which historically doesn't end well until the gap closes — either through time, further drawdowns, or some explosive fundamental shift that nobody sees coming.