Bitcoin price bottom takes shape as 'old coins' hit a record 78% of supply
Bitcoin's long-term holders' NUPL metric has dropped to levels that coincided with market bottoms thrice since November 2011. Bitcoin (BTC) and the rest of the crypto market have been in a bear market for almost a year. The top cryptocurrency has seen its market valuation plummet by more than $900 billion in the said period, with macro fundamentals suggesting more pain ahead.Another bear cycle produces more BTC hodlersBut the duration of Bitcoin's bear market has coincided with a substantial rise in the percentage of BTC's total supply held by investors for at least six months to one year.....
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