Bitcoin on Track to Hit ‘$200,000 Minimum’ Says on-Chain Analyst Willy Woo

Historically, the cryptocurrency’s market capitalization has “matched market tops,” which would mean bitcoin could hit $200,000 and then correct significantly after the bull run that takes it there. Looking at Woo’s charts, the metric has indeed matched several market tops.

Back in 2013 the cryptocurrency’s price hit a $230 high before correcting, matching the top cap indicator. By December of that year BTC was trading at $1,000 near the indicator as well. The next market top matched by it came In late 2017, when bitcoin hit a high near $20,000 and the metric was matching it at $20,300.

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— Willy Woo (@woonomic) January 18, 2021

The analyst’s indicators also include the Cumulative Value Days Destroyed (CVDD) one, which “has historically picked the bottom of the market. The metric has accurately measured bitcoin’s price bottom in 2015 of $150, and its bottom slightly above $3,000 in December 2018.

On Willy Woo’s charts, the CVDD is currently standing at $6,6000, which implies that if BTC were to enter a bear market in the near future, it would bottom at around $6,600. It’s worth noting, however, that in late 2017 when BTC was at its high the CVDD was $1,776 and progressed to over $3,000 over its year-long bear market.

Woo, it’s worth noting, has late last year said that the price of bitcoin hitting $1 million is a possibility, and asserted a $100,000 price prediction was “very conservative,” instead targeting a valuation between $100,000 and $200,000 for this cycle.

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