Bitcoin Registers Record 15.8M Long-Term Holders Amid Price Decline – Here’s Why
Prominent crypto analysis page XWIN Research Japan reports that Bitcoin has reached a new milestone: 15.8 million long-term holders. Interestingly, this record has come amid a bearish period for the leading cryptocurrency, whose value has dropped by 9% since May 6, when prices first peaked around $82,000. In a QuickTake post on May 30, XWIN analysts dissect this structural anomaly, noting that a surge in long-term holders (LTH) is typically interpreted as a major bullish signal. For context, Bitcoin long-term holders refer to investors/addresses that have held Bitcoin for over 155 days.....
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