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PANews, December 2nd news, according to Cointelegraph, the price of Bitcoin has currently dropped 31.4% from the historical high of $126,000 reached on October 6th. This pullback has caused the BTC price to fall below its network value (Metcalfe's value) for the first time in two years. Economist Timothy Peterson states that historically, this often indicates a recovery for Bitcoin. Metcalfe's Law indicates a positive correlation between BTC price and the rise in active addresses and volume (i.e., network value); the more wallets and transactions there are, the higher the fair price. This divergence between price and network value indicates that Bitcoin is undervalued relative to the continuously expanding network, a situation that usually occurs after excessive speculation.
Peterson posted on X platform on Tuesday, stating that while it does not mean the price has hit bottom, it indicates that most of the leverage has been cleared and the "bubble" has burst. He also added that the Metcalfe price

Odaily News ValidatorQueue.com data shows that by the end of December this year, approximately 1.5 million ETH are expected to complete the exit from staking. It is reported that the recent exit volume has surged significantly, with a clear upward trend in the exit queue since September, and it is currently still in a high fluctuation phase. Industry analysis believes that this round of concentrated exits may be related to institutional rebalancing, staking service providers adjusting positions, and market fluctuations, and the specific impacts still need to be observed continuously. (Cointelegraph)