In the past two years, Bitcoin's market has seen significant growth, impacting other cryptocurrencies' prices. This growth phase is more promising than the bearish market of 2021 and 2022.

The 60-Day Realized to Market Capitalization Variance (RCV) metric, a tool measuring the two-month change in the realized cap relative to Bitcoin's market value, is instrumental in assessing Bitcoin's current market state. This tool proves beneficial for long-term decision-making and investing using the Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) model.

The RCV metric indicates that Bitcoin has entered its risk zone. However, there's still potential for market growth to higher levels, such as 0.70. While future predictions are uncertain, a demand surge around the 0.50 level in the metric could mimic the 2017 behavior, potentially setting a new long-term high for Bitcoin.

For Bitcoin investors, these levels are crucial for incremental buying and selling, enabling DCA of this valuable asset according to long-term investment goals.