For example, BAT fell below the NVT 30dma in June/July 2018 and, after an accumulation period of 39 days, it pumped 32%. Likewise, this same pattern was also seen in August, September, and October of that same year which resulted in an accumulation period of 63 days and a successive 88% increase after that. Now, we are approaching the ‘longest’ accumulation period thus far, which also means that the upside could be far greater than the last time BAT went below this metric. It is expected to last around 150 days. Although it is unclear how much BAT will be valued in terms of satoshis during this interim period, the cryptocurrency seems poised to do well around the beginning of 2020 onwards. If confirmed, this would further prove the legitimacy of the NVT Signal and should be standardized as a trading indicator. Do you agree that we are currently in an ‘accumulation zone’ for BAT? Let us know your thoughts below in the comments. Buy and trade cryptocurrencies with a 100x multiplier on our partner exchange, StormGain.#BAT
— NebraskanGooner📈 (@nebraskangooner) September 7, 2019
When price drops below NVT 30dma, accumulation occurs, with each period increasing in length
Each successive break above NVT level has shown an increase in % gain
If trend continues we would see a move of over 200% next break out after accumulation
Data from @glassnode pic.twitter.com/9QQ2KjDdCA
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