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On-chain metrics vs. Macro for BTC direction
I've been wrestling with how much weight to give on-chain metrics versus broader macro factors when trying to get a read on $BTC's next big move. It seems like the on-chain guys are always seeing 'unprecedented accumulation' while the macro picture, especially with global liquidity shifts and equity market jitters (like $TCEHY barely holding 59.31 today), often paints a more cautious or even bearish outlook. Are we really in a new paradigm where on-chain truly trumps everything else, or is that just wishful thinking? Would love to hear some pushback here.
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It's a tough balance, for sure. I tend to lean more into macro for long-term trends, but I can't deny that on-chain does offer some useful short-term insights if you filter out the hype. Maybe it's about using on-chain to confirm or refute macro signals rather than taking it as gospel on its own?