Cite asCryptoQuant has tracked the directional calls on BTC by @rich_dady on CryptoQuant since Apr 2026: not yet scored on BTC (as of Nov 11, 2026).
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Relative view by default: fewer than 30 BTC calls or days on record.
Sentiment timeline shows relative sentiment within this analyst's history. A perma-bull showing 8 bullish : 2 bearish in a bear market sets that as their baseline. If you notice any errors, claim @rich_dady to submit corrections.
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Fund Market Premium: No Discount Through the October Pullback, the $77K Leg Still Needs Confirmation
Bitcoin fund premium holds +0.37% as BTC slides to $81K. No panic discount like June's -6%. The $77K leg still needs confirmation.
View original →MVRV Z-Score: Retesting the 365-Day Average, a Turning Point for the Recovery
MVRV Z-Score hits -0.48, retesting its 365-day average. BTC slides from $86K to $77K. Hold $75K for a spring-2025 rebound; lose it and a November-style slump returns.
View original →Spot Volume Bubble Map: Bitcoin Pulls Back Without Overheating, the Crowd Hasn’t Arrived Yet
Bitcoin slides from $86K to $78K and the Spot Volume Bubble Map never flashes overheating. No retail volume blow-off means no cycle top yet. The $75K level decides direction.
View original →Taker Buy Sell Ratio: Sell Point Reached, Short-Term Pullback Risk Rising
Taker Buy Sell Ratio sinks to 0.9773, inside the Sell Point zone. BTC bounces to $83,036 anyway as sellers keep hitting bids. No capitulation flush yet, so pullback risk builds.
View original →Bitcoin: Open Interest Recovery Points to Renewed Derivatives Participation, Not Just Rising Leverage
Bitcoin OI surged $8.4B to $28.4B as price ripped from $60K to $86K—yet leverage isn't overheating. Position sizes match prior $82K levels despite higher prices, signaling healthy capital rotation...
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