Analysis: There are no clear signs of a market top in the medium to long term at present
Jinse Finance reported that according to the latest report from cryptocurrency data analysis platform CoinKarma, although bitcoin has retraced more than 10% since reaching a historic high in mid-August, its core indicators, Market Pulse and Karma Index, are both close to triggering a bullish entry signal. The analysis points out that there are no obvious signs of a market top in the medium to long term, and investors can pay attention to short-term rebounds and medium- to long-term reversal opportunities. It is reported that when the Market Pulse and Karma Index indicators resonate, it often signals a high probability of forming a medium- to long-term bottom. These two indicators integrate multi-dimensional data such as spot liquidity, on-chain data, exchange traffic, and the contract market.
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