Bitcoin New Supply Surge: Long-Term BTC Holders Resume Buying Spree
Bitcoin is riding the bullish wave as the flagship digital asset surges and reclaims the $91,000 mark, a key level that previously acted as strong resistance against upside prior attempts. With BTC experiencing notable upward movements, investors and traders are demonstrating renewed interest in the asset as they purchase more coins. A New Wave Of […]
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Sentiment is starting to turn bullish once again toward Bitcoin, the largest crypto asset, as investors have gone on a buying spree following its renewed upward move to $88,000. Despite the recent volatility that hindered BTC’s bullish performance, short-term holders have shown a notable accumulation trend. Rapid Rise In Bitcoin Short-Term Holders Supply Several key […]
On-chain data shows that Bitcoin long-term holders now own 76.2% of the entire supply, a new all-time high for the cryptocurrency. 76.2% Of Bitcoin Supply Now Locked In Diamond Hand Holdings In a new post on X, Capriole Investments founder Charles Edwards talked about the trend in the supply of BTC long-term holders. The “long-term […]
The growing appetite of institutional investors means companies now hold more than 460,000 BTC, which is 3% of the total supply in circulation. Institutional investors are rapidly gobbling up Bitcoin, and at the time of writing, nearly 3% of the Bitcoin (BTC) in circulation are locked up in long-term holdings by these investors.Data shows that 24 entities have amassed more than 460,500 BTC, which is equivalent to $22 billion at Bitcoin's current price.According to Michael Novogratz, this figure excludes the 3 million BTC forever lost, who estimates that a supply shortage could occur....
Latest data from Glassnode shows Bitcoin long-term holders currently own around 90% of the total supply in profit. Bitcoin Supply In Profit Share Of Short-Term Holders Declines According to the latest weekly report from Glassnode, dominance of long-term holders has observed rise recently. The relevant indicator here is the “supply in profit,” which measures the total number of coins that are currently holding a profit in the Bitcoin market. The metric works by checking the on-chain history of each coin to see what price it was last sold at. If this previous price was less than....
Bitcoin has regained momentum following a period of decline, with its price now trading at $87,992, reflecting a 6.9% increase in the past 24 hours. The recent price movement has drawn attention to shifting supply dynamics, particularly between short-term holders (STH) and long-term holders (LTH). This trend, analyzed by CryptoQuant contributor XBTManager, provides insights into Bitcoin’s current market cycle and what could come next. Related Reading: Crypto Markets Are Misreading Trump’s Strategic Reserve, Says Bitwise CIO Short-Term vs. Long-Term Holders: A Market Balancing Act According....