Bitcoin (BTC) Price Has More Room to Go, Rainbow Indicator Shows

Bitcoin rainbow price indicator, which uses the logarithmic growth curve shows that the coin is a bargain.

Bitcoin price soared to a record high in 2023. After starting the year at about $48,000, BTC reached a peak of over $98,000 in April. At this level, the coin’s market capitalization rose to over $1.8 trillion.

But, despite soaring by over 525% from its lowest level in 2022, several popular indicators still show that Bitcoin is cheap and has more room to grow in the near term. Here are three key indicators that show that BTC is still a bargain.

Bitcoin rainbow price indicator

The Bitcoin rainbow price indicator, which uses the logarithmic growth curve, shows that the coin is still a bargain. The logarithmic growth curve is a complex mathematical calculation that represents a growth that starts quickly and then slows as it moves near the maximum value.

This indicator identifies key levels of Bitcoin, including extreme bubble territory, sell, FOMO, hold, accumulate, and fire sale. At $98,000, Bitcoin has moved to the green zone, meaning that it is still in the accumulation stage and has more upside. When its price reaches $267,000, Bitcoin will start entering the bubble territory.

Bitcoin bubble index is still low

The Bitcoin bubble index remains significantly low in line with the rainbow indicator. According to CoinGlass, the index remains below 15, a sign that the coin is not in the bubble territory. Most of the biggest Bitcoin crashes such as between 2021 and 2022 happened when the index has moved above 100.

This bubble index looks at key indicators such as Google Trends, mining difficulty, the number of transactions, tweets, and the number of coins sent by address. It now suggests that the coin may have more upside in the near term.

Bitcoin price MVRV-Z score

The other important indicator that show that Bitcoin’s price has more upside are the market value and realized value (MVRV) and Z score. The MVRV-z score is calculated by subtracting the realized market cap, or the value of transactions on the Bitcoin chain, from the circulating market cap, and dividing with the standard deviation.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are said to be cheap when the MVRV-Z score indicator is about 3.8. The figure stands at 2.57 today, meaning that it has more upside to get to the overvalued today.