Bitcoin Mayer Multiple hits lows that last accompanied $30K BTC price

Bitcoin price is increasingly low versus its 200-day moving average — a key “buy the dip” signal, per the classic BTC price indicator.

• Bitcoin has delivered a “healthy reset” to bullish sentiment thanks to a key BTC price indicator hitting eight-month lows.
• In a post on X (formerly Twitter) on June 27, popular analyst On-Chain College said that classic patterns were repeating on the Bitcoin Mayer Multiple.

Mayer Multiple reaches lowest since October 2023

Bitcoin is still at $60,000, but a strikingly bearish mood has accompanied its latest 17% dip.

As Cointelegraph reported, the Crypto Fear & Greed Index is challenging 2024 lows, and across social media, there are few signs that the average hodler expects a price turnaround.

The Mayer Multiple, however, is arguably suggesting that a recovery could soon take shape.

Data from on-chain analytics firm Glassnode shows that as of June 26, the Mayer Multiple measured 1.05.

Conversely, for the Mayer Multiple to hit the 2.4 level, the price would need to be nearly $140,000. BTC/USD last achieved a 2.4 reading in March 2021.

Extreme lows in the Mayer Multiple do not always correspond to BTC price floors. In mid-2022, the indicator bottomed at around 0.47, but it was another four months before the price did likewise to mark the pit of the bear market.

Trader on overbought Bitcoin: “History repeating?”

As Cointelegraph continues to report, price strength is a popular topic of debate this month, as the Mayer Multiple is not the only “buy” signal currently valid.

Bitcoin’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) has also dipped into “oversold” territory across multiple timeframes.

On the daily chart, RSI was last at this week’s levels in August 2023 — a time at which other bull market support trendlines, such as the short-term holder cost basis, were being violated in a similar way to now.

BTC/USD traded at around $60,700 at the time of writing, per data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView.

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