Crypto analyst Willy Woo: The exponential Bitcoin bull market has not yet begun
According to Foresight News, crypto analyst Willy Woo said that according to the BTC price ratio model, the exponential Bitcoin bull market has not yet begun. He believes that the current cycle may be structurally a mix of the 2013 (strong demand) and 2017 (spot-dominated) cycles, with 2020 being a washout year for derivatives controls. The BTC price model released by Willy Woo is the comprehensive result of the relative movements of 3 different price models, including: 1. VWAP price (on-chain "investor" transaction volume); 2. Realized price (cost basis); 3. CVDD price ( Veteran selling, also known as the "bottom" model).
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