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SUI $0.6903 -0.41%
XLM $0.1691 -1.30%
ZEC $491.18 +0.50%
BTC $63,998.99 +0.52%
ETH $1,867.79 +0.34%
BNB $592.85 +0.35%
XRP $1.07 -0.54%
SOL $73.70 +0.17%
TRX $0.3294 +0.10%
DOGE $0.0700 -0.24%
ADA $0.1925 -0.01%
BCH $214.27 +1.67%
LINK $8.19 -0.89%
HYPE $55.09 +1.85%
AAVE $90.44 -3.41%
SUI $0.6903 -0.41%
XLM $0.1691 -1.30%
ZEC $491.18 +0.50%

Analysis: The Bitcoin chip structure is rapidly tightening, and a potential significant fluctuation is imminent

2025-11-01 14:21:00

Analyst Murphy posted that the current concentration of chips within a 5% range of the BTC spot price has risen to 17.6%, reaching the highest level in nearly two years. This indicates that the chip structure is tightening rapidly, and after the accumulation of energy, a potential significant volatility is imminent.

On September 30, the concentration of chips within a 5% range of the BTC spot price rose to 15%. Shortly after, BTC experienced a strong rebound that broke through its historical high. Looking at the performance of this data over the past two years, there have been 8 instances where the concentration exceeded 13%, and BTC subsequently experienced varying degrees of volatility. However, volatility measures the amplitude of price changes rather than direction; the rise and fall are chaotic and unpredictable. What is more certain is that significant volatility is approaching.

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