Despite Deep Plunge, Bitcoin Exchange Reserves Keep Dwindling
After a record weekend liquidation, Bitcoin price bounced back above $57,000 – gaining back approximately $3,000. At 14:21 GMT on Monday, the price of the coin was trading at $56,367, at a gain of 2.32% in the last 24 hours. The Sunday fall saw about $9.79 billion bleed out of long positions getting “rekt,” making […]
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Amid anticipating the major post-Havling rally, Bitcoin (BTC) exchange reserves have hit an unprecedented low, falling below $2 million. This trend is particularly noteworthy as it signals an impending price for BTC. Thomas Fahrer, co-founder of Apollo, echoed this in his recent post on the social media platform X, noting that the dwindling BTC exchange […]
Bitcoin exchange reserves are continuously plummeting as analysts pinpoint the trend to a potential shortage of sellers. Bitcoin (BTC) exchange reserves are continuously plummeting as analysts pinpoint the trend to a shortage of sellers. Since the March crash, the reserves on exchanges rapidly fell from 2,950,000 BTC to 2,700,000 BTC.Within merely seven months, a 250,000 BTC fall in exchange reserves signifies a $2.85 billion decline. Behind the steep trend could be two major factors: a decline in sellers and lower trust toward exchanges.Bitcoin reserves on exchanges. Source: GlassnodeIs....
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