Bitcoin miners ‘next trigger’ for BTC price crash as outflows hit multi-month...
Miners face an impossible situation if prices stay this low, which could result in a sell-off accompanied by a BTC price macro low. Bitcoin (BTC) miners could form the next BTC price “trigger,” research warns as withdrawals intensify.In a Quicktake post for on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant on Nov. 10, contributor MAC.D suggested that miners could soon face “bankruptcy.”Research: Network conditions “will strangle” minersAfter BTC/USD fell 20% in a matter of days, miners began operating at a higher cost than the block subsidy and transaction fees they earned.The result is mining rigs....
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Bitcoin on-chain data shows that the BTC outflows have been gradually heading downwards recently, hinting that a crash could be coming soon. On-Chain Data Shows BTC Outflows Continue To Decrease As pointed out by an Analyst on Twitter, on-chain data reveals Bitcoin outflows have been gradually going down in the past month. The relevant metric here is the BTC netflows. This indicator shows the net amount of coins exiting or entering exchange wallets. Its value is calculated by taking the difference between the inflows and the outflows. When the netflow shows negative values, it means....
On-chain data shows Bitcoin miners have continued their selling as outflows from their wallets have once again spiked up. More Than 2.5k BTC Flows Out Of Bitcoin Miners’ Reserve As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, BTC miners from Poolin look to have sold big over the past 24 hours. The “miner […]
Small and retail investors are not the only ones getting hit hard by the Bitcoin crash. Institutional investors are also feeling the heat of the market crash. This has sent the institutional investors running as inflows had halted for the last week. Outflows from crypto and blockchain-related investments grew steadily over the course of the weeks, totaling more than $100. million. Institutional Investors Stay Away The institutional outflows for last week have been concerning for crypto investors but in no way surprising. With the emergence of the ‘crypto winter’, it has signaled that the....
Bitcoin ETPs have been experiencing some immense outflows. These have not come as a surprise though given that the price of the digital asset had crumbled last week. It has followed the price of bitcoin falling below $40,000 once again, leading to bearish sentiment among investors. This in turn has put immense selling pressures on other investors who have gained exposure to the market using trading investment vehicles such as ETPs. Outflows Rock Bitcoin ETPs Before this month, Bitcoin ETPs had enjoyed a prosperous month of inflows as faith was renewed in the digital asset following its....