A recent statement from CryptoQuant’s CEO Ki Young Ju challenges the notion that Bitcoin’s peak is yet to come, arguing that focusing solely on retail investors’ on-chain activity may be misleading. He points out that many retail investors are likely investing in Bitcoin through ETFs, which don’t reflect directly on the blockchain. Ju emphasizes that ...
The CEO of CryptoQuant, Ki Young Ju, has shared a bearish outlook on Bitcoin, stating that the cryptocurrency has likely reached a significant peak in its current cycle. He notes that on-chain data indicates Bitcoin may not achieve new highs for at least the next six months. Ju observes that several key indicators, like the ...
Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, has declared that the Bitcoin bull cycle is finished, forecasting a period of bearish or sideways price action lasting 6 to 12 months. He highlighted insights from the Bitcoin PnL Index Cyclical Signals, which monitor on-chain metrics for Market trends. Ki observed reduced liquidity and new whale investors selling ...
CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju announced that the Bitcoin bull cycle has ended, predicting 6 to 12 months of bearish or sideways Market activity. This update comes after he had recently shown a more cautious but optimistic outlook. He highlighted the Bitcoin PnL Index Cyclical Signals, which track several on-chain metrics to identify price trends. ...
As Bitcoin faces a significant price drop, Cryptoquant founder Ki Young Ju sees potential for a rebound, noting increasing hash rates and miner activity as key indicators. Despite Bitcoin’s fall to $85,000, Ju remains optimistic, citing strong on-chain data that suggests a possible rally in the coming weeks. He highlights the importance of network security ...
The CEO of CryptoQuant, Ki Young Ju, has raised concerns about the potential motivations behind the U.S. government adopting a Bitcoin standard. He suggests that for this to happen, the U.S. would need to feel its economic dominance challenged by another country. Ju believes that while he supports the idea of a Bitcoin standard, the ...
Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, raises concerns about the U.S. government’s potential adoption of a Bitcoin standard, suggesting its motivations may differ from those of Bitcoin enthusiasts. He implies that the U.S. would only consider a Bitcoin standard if its economic supremacy were genuinely threatened. While Ju supports the idea of a Bitcoin standard, ...
