#Bitcoin remains under price pressure, but on-chain activity is becoming significantly more interesting. 👀 I’ve examined the Price DAA Divergence for #BTC. In short: DAA = Daily Active Addresses — the number of active addresses within the $BTC network. The Price DAA Divergence reveals whether network activity confirms the price, or whether a divergence is forming between price and on-chain activity. And here’s where it gets interesting: #Bitcoin is currently trading around $60.7K, clearly below its all-time high. The price continues to show weakness. However, the current DAA divergence stands at approximately -0.41, with the smoothed 4-week moving average at around -0.48. This means the internal network structure is improving, even as the price remains under pressure. This is not a final buy signal. But it is a significant sign that the market is no longer showing only pure weakness. As long as BTC continues to correct or trade sideways, while the DAA structure remains stable or continues to rise, this increasingly points to an advanced base-building phase. In short: Price-wise, #Bitcoin is still in bear market mode. But on-chain, a potential bullish divergence is already forming. These are exactly the signals you should take seriously before they become obvious in the price. Let’s go 💪 KNOWLEDGE IS WEALTH. RECOGNIZE TRENDS. TRADE PROACTIVELY. TSC | Trend Serra Capital.

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