The realized cap of Bitcoin (BTC) has increased by 0.66% or $3 billion to $461 billion, indicating low market movements and net capital inflow. The realized cap measures each coin at the time of its last trade on the network, allowing traders to analyze capital inflows and outflows. Traders use this metric to identify three inflection points: market tops, recovery points from bear markets, and bull market rally points. The current stagnant growth in realized cap suggests that Bitcoin is in a critical make or break situation, and the next 30 days could see intense volatility for BTC.



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