Bitcoin Long-Term Holders Could Influence BTC’s Return To $100K — Here’s How
Following its recent display of positive momentum, the price of Bitcoin returning to six-figure valuation has been the most popular narrative in the cryptocurrency market. However, the latest on-chain data suggests a relevant class of investors might pose a threat to the premier cryptocurrency’s dream of reclaiming $100,000. A Successful $100K Break Could Open Path […]
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Short term Bitcoin holders (STHs) have been aggressively adding the OG cryptocurrency to their portfolios since September 2024, adding over 1.5M BTC. This takes the total tally of Bitcoin with STHs to 4M. In case you didn’t know, short-term holders are those market participants who hold the token for less than 155 days. Can Short-Term Holders Buy More $BTC? Interestingly, all of the previous Bitcoin rallies have come when short-term holders have exhausted their buying momentum. For instance, in the 2013 cycle, STHs held almost 5M BTC, while in the 2017 cycle, they had 6.2M coins.....
On-chain data shows that Bitcoin long-term holders have continued to hold strong recently as their exchange inflows have remained low. Bitcoin Long-Term Holder Supply Has Set A New All-Time High The “long-term holders” (LTHs) refer to all those investors who have been holding onto their coins since more than 155 days ago. Generally, the longer […]
On-chain data suggests the Bitcoin Long-Term Holders are currently putting more selling pressure on the market than short-term holders. Bitcoin Long-Term Holder SOPR Has Spiked Up In Recent Days As explained by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, Short-Term Holders and US investors haven’t sold as much lately as during the start of June. The […]
Data shows the Bitcoin long-term holders have been selling their coins at a loss for a period of four months now. Bitcoin Long-Term Holder SOPR Has Remained Below 1 Recently As per the latest weekly report from Glassnode, the BTC long-term holders have continued to sell at a loss in recent weeks. The relevant indicator […]
Bitcoin has faced persistent challenges in recent weeks, struggling to maintain a stable upward momentum. After recently slipping below $100,000, the cryptocurrency now hovers around the $95,000 mark, causing uncertainty among investors. Despite these setbacks, some analysts see signs that the market’s bull cycle may still have room to run. CryptoQuant contributor MAC_D recently examined the current state of Bitcoin’s realized market capitalization, offering insights into what might lie ahead for the asset. Related Reading: Bitcoin’s Struggle Below $100K: Could These Market Signals Trigger....