On-chain analyst Willy Woo has shared a price bottom range for Bitcoin based on traditional on-chain models. According to Woo, the likely floor sits somewhere between $46,000 and $54,000.
Woo pointed to the CVDD Floor Model as a key reference point. That model currently places Bitcoin’s bottom at around $45,500 and has been slowly trending higher over time.
The analysis also highlights a trend in capital flows. Woo noted that capital stored on the Bitcoin network has been continuously flowing out since November 2025.
This outflow is tracked through the orange line in Woo’s on-chain chart, which correlates directly to the amount of capital held within the Bitcoin network.
Woo did flag a key limitation with his own analysis. The on-chain models he referenced are built on data from just four previous bear markets.
All four of those bear markets took place during a broader long-term bull market for global risk assets. That context is important when applying the models to current conditions.
Woo cautioned that if the macroeconomic foundation underlying those past cycles collapses, the models may not hold. In that scenario, Bitcoin could fall into territory that existing data has never mapped.
That would represent an unusually deep bear market, one that goes beyond what these traditional on-chain tools are designed to predict.
The CVDD model’s advantage, as Woo described it, is that it rises over time rather than staying static. This means the floor it sets becomes more relevant as time passes.
As of March 30, 2026, the CVDD Floor Model sits at $45,500. Woo’s broader range of $46,000 to $54,000 represents the zone where traditional on-chain analysis expects buying pressure to emerge.
Capital outflows from the Bitcoin network, which began in November 2025, remain a key data point in this analysis.
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