Here’s What Bitcoin Exchange Inventory Levels Means For The Bull Rally

Here’s What Bitcoin Exchange Inventory Levels Means For The Bull Rally

Bitcoin exchange inventory level is a good way to gauge market sentiment towards the cryptocurrency. Inflows to exchanges in the past have usually indicated strong sell sentiment. Stemming from investors wanting to cash out the profits that they have made. This is usually the case during bull markets when prices go up. But for the first time, bitcoin exchange inventory levels are declining even though the price of the digital asset is on the rise. Related Reading | Hot Bitcoin Summer. But Why Altcoins Are On The Rebound Numbers show that bitcoin exchange levels are not rising....


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