Bitcoin Supply Tightens In Side of Continued “Liquidity Crisis”
Bitcoin’s rally has been marked by strong accumulation by long-term holders. The number of BTC on exchanges has decreased strongly in recent months, despite the rally. Analysts think that this can be attributed to institutional players buying Bitcoin for the long haul. These investments are expected to drive BTC higher over time as the supply of coins on the market decreases. Bitcoin Supply Crisis Begins as Coins Leave Exchanges En-Masse Analysts think that Bitcoin is […]
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