Analysis: Bitcoin chip structure reappears fault zone, strong trend market may emerge

According to BlockBeats, on July 13th, on chain data analyst Murphy posted on social media that the structure of Bitcoin chips has reappeared in a fault zone, with the URPD (UTXO) fault zone currently ranging from $111000 to $115000. The situation of disconnected chip structures is rare in history, and most of them have resulted in extremely strong trend markets. For example: On December 24, 2020, when BTC rapidly rose to $24000, there was a $19000 to $22000 price range, and thereafter BTC rose as high as $64000; On November 14, 2024, as BTC rapidly rose to $87000, a fault zone between $73000 and $85000 appeared, after which BTC peaked at $106000; Traders should not simply carve boats and seek swords, thinking that this "fault phenomenon" will definitely follow a strong trend market in the future. However, it cannot be ignored that market sentiment will have inertia, and once ignited, it will not abruptly stop. The biggest difference between this' emotional inertia 'and historical scenarios is that altcoins did not experience a general rise, with only BTC leading the uptrend, adding more uncertainty to the maintenance of emotions in the later stage. In addition, all fault gaps on URPDs in history will eventually be filled, it's just a matter of time. Sharing is only for learning and communication purposes and is not intended as investment advice.