Bitcoin Price to Hit An All-Time High? BTC Analyst Says Yes

Willy Woo, Bitcoin analyst and cryptocurrency enthusiast, believes that Bitcoin has already seen a record high this week and that the price will soon follow.

In a Bitcoin price is heading for an all-time high record before long.

Woo’s estimation that the NVT ratio at present suggests that the Bitcoin network is over-valued in comparison to the actual value of the transactions through it. The organic transaction value, based on the NVT metric saw the price tag surpassing $10,000 USD for the first time earlier this week.

Bitcoin hitting unchartered territory

Woo further added that this means that there is no historic data to compare to, given this is an unprecedented time. As a result, he explained that any suggestion or prediction cannot be called “not valid“.

“In markets when all-time-highs are broached, there’s no prior history to go back on, so price discovery swings wildly upward exploring different levels as there’s no history to say “that’s not valid”.”
Despite the lack of historic data for this all-time high NVT metric, Woo believes Bitcoin price is ready for an all-time high. The last time was in 2017 where Bitcoin hit just over $20,000 USD. Should Woo’s prediction stand true, Bitcoin’s value will gain an enormous increase of over 43% within the next phase of its cycle.

Related Articles

Fidelity’s Ethereum ETF Proposal Updated to Embrace Staking

After Fidelity proposed to stake a portion of the fund’s ETH to generate additional income the price of LDO jumped.

IMF Urges Pakistan to Tax Crypto Gains for $3B Bailout

The IMF recommended Pakistan introduce stricter laws in collecting capital gains from real estate title transfers.

The Fed Prioritises CBDCs Among 7 Key Duties

US Representative and CBDC opponent Tom Emmer suggested that “if you think the Fed is pursuing a CBDC, think again.”

South Africa’s Crypto Exchange Licensing Surge

Applications in South Africa poured in before the November 30 deadline, so more approvals could be on the way.

See All