In the dusty corners of the digital frontier, Bitcoin is throwing a little tantrum, signaling classic signs of a local bottom as miners find themselves in a new phase of “capitulation.” Yes, that’s right, folks—data reveals that our beloved Bitcoin is having a moment.
On a fateful day in February, the analytics account Bitcoindata21 took to X, waving a flag of hope, or perhaps despair, as they pointed out a “triggering” turnaround for Bitcoin’s hash ribbon indicator. It’s like watching a soap opera, but with more numbers and fewer dramatic pauses.
Miners in the Limelight as the Bull Run Takes a Nap
The hash ribbon, a fancy term for a leading indicator, is like the town crier of Bitcoin price reversals at local lows. When the 30-day moving average of hashrate dips below its 60-day counterpart, miners are said to be experiencing “capitulation.” In layman’s terms, it’s when mining Bitcoin feels like trying to squeeze water from a rock—too expensive for the effort.
Such moments are as rare as a sunny day in winter and often precede a glorious rise in BTC prices. “The Hash Ribbon indicates that the worst of the miner capitulation is over when the 30d MA of the hashrate crosses above the 60d MA,” the X post explains, accompanied by a chart that looks like a rollercoaster ride through the financial district.
The last time miners threw in the towel was back in mid-October 2024, just before Bitcoin decided to break its own records and leap beyond the old all-time highs of $73,800, reaching a staggering $108,000 two months later. Talk about a comeback! 🎢
Darkfost, a sage from the onchain analytics realm of CryptoQuant, described the hash ribbon as a “reliable signal” for market entries. “Notably, it has only missed once due to the unprecedented impact of the COVID-19 market shock,” he mused in a Quicktake blog post. Because, you know, who could have predicted that little hiccup?
“This indicator consistently highlights optimal entry zones, both for mid-term positioning and long-term accumulation. Each time the Hash Ribbons have flashed in the past, a Bitcoin rally has followed.”
“A Lot Can Happen” Before the Next BTC Buy Signal
Charles Edwards, the wise founder of Capriole Investments, noted that miners are once again adding to their Bitcoin stash. “Bitcoin miners are growing their stack,” he told his followers on X, as if they were all part of a secret club.
On the subject of hash ribbons, Edwards suggested that the latest capitulation has “just started,” implying that the true market turning point signal is still playing hard to get. “We all know what it means when a Hash Ribbon buy signal eventually follows…” he acknowledged, with a wink and a nudge.
“A lot can happen between now and then. But we are entering a window of opportunity.”
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2025-02-11 14:15