Bitcoin Transaction Volume Reveals Retail Investors Are Coming – Details
Bitcoin has entered a brief consolidation phase after reaching new all-time highs last week, following an aggressive price surge that captured the market’s attention. The rally came on the heels of two significant events: former president Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. election and the Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates. These developments fueled […]
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The decline in the price of bitcoin following the rally has unearthed some underlying weaknesses that were not easily seen before. The run-up and eventual rundown from $25,000 have shown that retail investors are not as moved by the market as expected. Even now, transaction volumes for retail investors remain muted, indicating that the burnout from the rally was actually a result of low bullish sentiment. Bitcoin Retail Volume Remains Low In a recent report, Glassnode points to the low retail volume as an indicator of the weakness of the market. Usually, retail investors react to long....
On-chain data shows the demand from retail investors for Bitcoin has slumped to 3-year lows, a sign that may be bearish for BTC. Bitcoin Retail Investor Transfer Volume Has Plummeted Recently As explained by CryptoQuant founder and CEO Ki Young Ju in a new post on X, retail investor demand has seen a sharp decline […]
On-chain data shows the demand for using Bitcoin is now neutral from retail investors and could be heading toward a reversal to the upside. Bitcoin Retail Volume No Longer Plummeting As explained by an analyst in a CryptoQuant Quicktake post, the demand among the retail investors may be close to growing again. The on-chain indicator of relevance here is the “Retail Investor Demand,” which measures, as its name suggests, the demand for the Bitcoin network that’s present among the smallest of entities. Since these investors have such small wallets, their transactions tend....
Chainalysis has determined that most NFT transactions so far this year were from retail buyers, but the big volumes were driven by collectors and institutions. More than 80% of all nonfungible token (NFT) transactions were worth less than $10,000 in 2021 according to Chainalysis which categorized them as "retail" in recent research.A Dec. 6 report from blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis titled “The 2021 NFT Market Explained” detailed NFT transaction trends throughout 2021. Researchers at Chainalysis studied on-chain data between January and October 2021. While retail transactions....
Recent on-chain data from Glassnode reveals that retail investors, defined as addresses holding 1 BTC or less, have significantly ramped up their Bitcoin purchases in the past two months. Although this interesting trend among retail traders is very bullish for the leading cryptocurrency, it has been contrasted by a deviating trend among whale addresses, who […]