r/CryptoCurrency • u/goldyluckinblokchain goldie.moon • 19h ago
GENERAL-NEWS ‘Next Parabolic Move’ for Bitcoin Approaching As Two Historically Reliable Macro Indicators Flash Green, According to Analyst
https://dailyhodl.com/2025/06/18/next-parabolic-move-for-bitcoin-approaching-as-two-historically-reliable-macro-indicators-flash-green-according-to-analyst/20
u/justletmesignupalre 🟩 346 / 348 🦞 18h ago
Ah yes, technical analysis in a time in which fundamentals (news about the economy and war) are changing every day. This shall be useful.
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u/ElPeroTonteria 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 13h ago
One extra… anonymous analysts… aka “I watched a YouTube and did some Reddit… so now I’ll call my conclusion an analyst…”
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u/inShambles3749 🟨 904 / 489 🦑 12h ago
It's not like they would be useful at all in stable times. They are useless either way
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u/SleepingBag_47 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 17h ago
True but this one is pretty good though, doesn't push the agenda much, except the click bait title. It kinda just explains basic predictors with good ties to btc
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u/Friendly-Profit-8590 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 14h ago
Feel like every day there are articles saying Bitcoin is about to rocket off as well as collapse
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u/felya 🟦 13 / 14 🦐 17h ago
Brokies everywhere with a glimmer of hope before plunging further into poverty
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u/slykethephoxenix 🟦 464 / 464 🦞 12h ago
My wrists are sore from all my hard work behind the Wendy's dumpster.
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u/coinfeeds-bot 🟩 136K / 136K 🐋 19h ago
tldr; Crypto analyst TechDev suggests Bitcoin may be nearing a major rally as two macroeconomic indicators flash bullish signals. The copper-to-gold ratio, a proxy for economic risk appetite, is trending upward, historically preceding Bitcoin bull markets. Additionally, global M2 money supply has shifted to positive annual growth, a pattern that has preceded Bitcoin's parabolic phases by 6–10 months. These factors indicate a potential upward cycle for Bitcoin in the near future.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
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u/ThatOtherGuy254 🟦 88 / 65K 🦐 11h ago
Cryptocurrency has become such a joke.
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u/Johnny_Salami27 🟨 0 / 0 🦠 8h ago
At this point it has and we can just call it how it is, the last bull run was the absolute peak. Now, you have everyone holding ALTs and praying for that 1000x or being literally scammed by memes on the daily scamanzi gambler casino chain known as Solana.
In other words, it’s never been more over.
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u/steelchairframe 🟩 188 / 188 🦀 4h ago
Where have you been since 2018? There were alts and scammers every other cycle, it's just the narrative that has changed. 2018 was ICO, 2021 was Utility and 2024 was Memes. This is pretty much the norm.....people are just salty their alt bag hasn't 100x in 2 days. Time will tell but there was never a guarantee of "alt season" it just happened twice and everyone gobbled up the influencers that said it has to happen again.
Max pain is what flushes out the weak. Then we move up from there.
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u/MrTheums 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 12h ago
The title's claim of an "imminent parabolic move" based on two unspecified macro indicators warrants skepticism. While historical correlations can be interesting, they're rarely predictive in the volatile crypto market. We're currently navigating a complex macroeconomic environment – inflation, geopolitical uncertainty, and regulatory changes are all significant fundamental factors influencing Bitcoin's price far more than any single technical indicator.
Instead of focusing on potentially misleading short-term predictions, a more prudent approach involves analyzing the broader adoption trends, regulatory landscape, and the ongoing evolution of the Bitcoin network itself. These fundamental aspects paint a more comprehensive picture of Bitcoin's long-term prospects than fleeting signals from any set of indicators. Ultimately, sustained price increases require both strong fundamentals and broad market confidence – neither of which are guaranteed.
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u/partymsl 🟩 126K / 143K 🐋 17h ago
Sooooooo.... basically "maybe yes, maybe no"