Noticed something interesting on-chain lately - miners have been shutting down operations as profitability dried up. You know what this usually means? Could be a bottom forming. There's this metric called the recovery ribbon that tracks miner behavior patterns, and historically when miners start capitulating like this, it's often a signal that a bounce is coming. The logic is simple: when unprofitable miners exit, the network becomes more efficient, and it typically coincides with local price recoveries. Not saying this guarantees a rally, but the recovery ribbon is flashing some interesting signals right now. Worth keeping an eye on if you're watching the charts. These on-chain metrics don't always work perfectly, but the pattern is pretty consistent when miner stress peaks.