According to @glassnode, the SOPR and Realized Loss Z-Scores for BTC have not reached exhaustion levels, suggesting that a market bottom is not yet confirmed. Traders should be aware of potential downside risk until these indicators align, signaling a possible bottoming process.

According to glassnode, during past post-all-time-high corrections, specifically in May 2021, November 2021, April 2024, and February 2024, Bitcoin's price has historically moved towards -1 standard deviation below the Short-Term Holder cost basis. This metric is currently near $71K-$72K, suggesting a potential downside risk if past trends continue.

According to André Dragosch, PhD, Bitcoin and crypto markets are currently pricing in a significant amount of negative news, suggesting limited downside potential for these assets. In contrast, traditional financial (tradfi) markets appear to be complacent, with elevated downside risks across various asset classes. This indicates a divergence in market sentiment and risk assessment between the crypto and traditional financial markets.