Rhino Roundup #007

How to Spot Cheap Bitcoin Prices

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Rhino Standout Feature of the Week

  • No one likes seeing one price for Bitcoin on an exchange and then paying a higher one when ready to buy. At Rhino, we ensure full asset security, narrower spreads, and lower fees when you trade Bitcoin.

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  • This week, COO Hector Alvero cohosted an X space with Tracy Elliott featuring Captain Sid, Founder of Ride of Passage. This motorcycle tour is made to develop the mindset you need to build a freer, happier life. You can find their conversation journeys of self-discovery and leveraging the power of the unknown here.

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What is the MVRV Ratio?

The Bitcoin “MVRV” ratio stands for Market Value to Realized Value.

Here is how it works:

Market Value (MV): The current price of a bitcoin multiplied by the total circulating supply.

Realized Value (RV): The value of bitcoin based on the price at which each bitcoin was last moved or transacted.

MVRV Ratio Explained

When the Bitcoin MVRV ratio is:

Greater than 1: It suggests that bitcoin may be overvalued.

Less than 1: It indicates that bitcoin might be undervalued.

Find out more in the Rhino blog!

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