lobat999, in my opinion, such stats don't matter too much, although people are always fascinated by the numbers and look for reasons to help them try to predict the future. But looking at the past, we can conclude that after the halving bulls become powerful, and that new big bull run probably has the highest chance at the end of next year, or in 2021/2022.
I don't know if you know about Tom Lee speculation that Bitcoin price should be $14 000 just because there are a certain number of active addresses, which is really funny, but expected considering where it came from. What I am saying is that analyzes of such data may be interesting, but not crucial to determining what will happen and when.
Duly noted Sir! I think you also have a point and I admire having a healthy discussion with you and the rest of the the community, to share our ideas and opinions in light of these developments with the aim of gaining some useful insights in this industry.
Anyway, as cryptoenthusiasts, I think we could both agree that an imminent bull run is about to happen, as what you've stated - regardless of any data or statictics that might or might not support it. I guess most of us here also share the same ideals of a robust crypto industry.