Supply Shock: Lost Or Held Bitcoin Are Now Outpacing New Circulating Coins

Supply Shock: Lost Or Held Bitcoin Are Now Outpacing New Circulating Coins

Bitcoin is once again trading above $11,500 after a retest of $10,000 was quickly bought up. A variety of factors are beginning to have an influence over supply and demand, and appear to be tipping the scales in favor of price appreciation. One specific metric could be particularly crucial to the increase in value recently, and it could be causing demand to far outweigh any BTC supply available to buyers. Bitcoin Held Or Lost Coin […]


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Bitcoin Supply Shock: Only 12% Of BTC Supply Is On Exchanges Now

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