Turning his attention to Bitcoin (BTC), Martinez pointed to the Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) pricing bands, which indicate Bitcoin’s potential undervaluation or overvaluation. With Bitcoin’s MVRV ratio recently near a 0.5 standard deviation—historically a zone for price increases—Martinez predicts a short-term BTC rise of around 16%.
Bitcoin is currently trading at $72,345, and Martinez noted that if it breaks the $70,500 mark, the next local top could reach $84,200 based on MVRV insights. He emphasized that historical data shows Bitcoin has often experienced strong gains in November, with a 63% chance of closing higher than it opened since 2013. "Moon-vember is just around the corner!" Martinez concluded.
With the broader market experiencing a rebound, the post-election period could bring momentum for both Cardano and Bitcoin, aligning with Martinez’s projections. Investors are watching November 18 and the upcoming market trends as indicators of whether Cardano and Bitcoin will follow their anticipated growth paths.