CryptoQuant says Bitcoin rebound to $63,000 is a bear-market rally

The analytics firm said Bitcoin’s bounce from last week’s $57,700 low reclaimed $60,000 support, but its bull score index remains bearish despite improved demand and a less negative Coinbase premium index.

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Summary

CryptoQuant said Bitcoin’s recovery from last week’s $57,700 low to around $63,000 should be viewed as a bear-market rally rather than a broader trend reversal. The firm said Bitcoin reclaimed the $60,000 support level as July seasonality, firmer demand and a less negative Coinbase premium index helped prices recover, but its bull score index remains in clearly bearish territory. Bitcoin’s 30-day total demand improved from a contraction of about 650,000 BTC in early June to near neutral, suggesting easing weakness without yet confirming a sustained bull phase.

Terms & Concepts
  • bear-market rally: A temporary price rebound during a broader downtrend.
  • bull score index: A market indicator used by CryptoQuant to gauge bullish or bearish conditions.
  • Coinbase premium index: A gauge of U.S. spot buying interest on Coinbase.