Bitcoin Holders Pull Coins Off Exchanges, Data Points To Steady Buying
Bitcoin has been making higher highs and higher lows at least twice this month — a pattern that technical traders watch closely as a sign that selling pressure may be fading and a new direction could be forming. Related Reading: Australian Pension Giant Eyes Bitcoin Access For 2.2 Million Members Exchange Outflows Dominate March For […]
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Bitcoin is steady when writing, floating above immediate support levels and inches away from reclaiming the all-important local liquidation line at around $66,000. Even as the broader crypto community expects buyers to step in and push prices higher, there are exciting developments that buttress this outlook. Billions Worth Of BTC Pulled From Exchanges According to exchange data shared by one analyst on X, BTC holders increasingly pull their coins from exchanges. On July 5, when prices tanked, pushing the world’s most valuable coin close to $50,000, a staggering $3.8 billion BTC was....
Large investors are buying Bitcoin at record levels, which may be the precursor to a price explosion. Recent statistics indicate that these large holders, or “whales,” are acquiring around three times the amount of daily Bitcoin produced by miners as the cryptocurrency sits at key price levels. Related Reading: Bitcoin Dominates Q1: Altcoin Season Nowhere In Sight—Report Whales Purchase At Record Levels While Exchanges Witness Outflows According to Glassnode information, investors possessing between 100 and 1,000 Bitcoins are buying up the cryptocurrency aggressively. These....
Bitcoin has shed about $3,500 in value over recent days, slipping from above $70,000 earlier in March to around $66,500, as short-term holders take their exits. On one particularly turbulent day, about 22,000 BTC were moved to exchanges in a single session. Yet, the Bitcoin price is still holding above support and hasn’t broken below the $60,000 range. A different dynamic is quietly taking shape, one that raises a more important question than the selloff itself: who is actually absorbing all the Bitcoin being sold? ETF Demand Is Quietly Absorbing Market Supply Short-term holders, those....
Fresh on-chain data reveal that 121 billion Shiba Inu (SHIB) coins were moved from crypto exchanges in 24 hours, extending a series of large withdrawals recorded throughout this month. The movement occurs at a time when the SHIB price is struggling, which may indicate that holders are either preparing for long-term storage or anticipating a […]
Reports have disclosed that 16 wallets picked up 431,018 Ether between September 25 and 27, spending about $1.73 billion to do so. The buys came through names like Kraken, Galaxy Digital, BitGo, FalconX and OKX. Related Reading: Dogecoin Bullish Again? $10 Million Stock Buyback Sparks Fresh Price Hopes That scale of accumulation pushed attention back to who is buying the dip, and why larger players seem willing to add exposure while prices wobble. Exchange Balances Fall To 9-Year Low According to Glassnode data, the amount of ETH held on exchanges has plunged from roughly 31 million to....