Glassnode: Ethereum Whale Supply Last Active 7 Years Ago Hit New ATH
While small-scale investors continue to flood into Ethereum, the supply of ETH that was last active 7 years ago remains unsold. Ethereum Whales Wallets Remain Inactive According to statistics from the Glassnode data aggregator, small-scale investors are actively acquiring Ethereum, the second largest crypto on the market, while 7.6 million ETH that were last active in 2015-2017 remain unsold. The holders of Ethereum supply who last moved their crypto five and seven years ago, i.e. in 2017 and 2015, have achieved a three-month high, according to Glassnode. This supply presently stands at....
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The crypto market has now seen a much-needed recovery after weeks of flat market prices. Most digital assets in the space are currently in the green and Ethereum is no different. The second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap is up by more than 14% in the last 24 hours, plunging more investors into profit. Just like everyone else, a dormant whale has roused from their sleep to benefit from the current market recovery. Ethereum Whale Wakes Up Through the recovery that has rocked the crypto market, none has been more interesting than the ETH whale that has roused after more than 6 years of....
The active supply of Ethereum (ETH), measured on a 6-12 month timeframe, has dipped to its 17-month low. Data fetched by Glassnode shows that there are now over 15.1 million ETH available for accumulation even as the demand for the cryptocurrency grows ahead of its much-awaited protocol migration to proof-of-stake. At its periodic high, the […]
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Despite the May sell-off, strong hands are mostly holding firm at prices which seemed impossible two years ago. Bitcoin (BTC) is less active than at any time this year, new data shows as traders stubbornly refuse to sell.One metric from on-chain monitoring resource Glassnode reveals that the Bitcoin supply is becoming less and less available despite lower prices."Spooked" hodlers cling to BTCOn June 2, Bitcoin’s active supply hit a five-month low of 44.5%. Bitcoin two-year active supply vs. BTC/USD chart. Source: Glassnode/ TwitterThe number measures coins which have moved in the past two....
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