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CryptoQuant CEO: The bottom of this cycle will be around $56,000

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On November 18th, Ki Young Ju, the founder and CEO of CryptoQuant, stated that the average order size in the BTC futures market indicates that whales have exited, and retail investors are currently in a dominant position. The on-chain data of BTC's Realized Cap has been stagnant for three consecutive days. The total market cap is growing slower than the realized cap, suggesting strong selling pressure. The PnL index flipped short on November 8th, indicating that whales are taking profits on a large scale. If the cycle theory holds true, the bottom of this cycle will be around $56,000.
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