Retail Is Leaving Bitcoin: What Happened Last Time?
Data shows the Bitcoin Retail Investor Demand Change has turned negative, a sign that the small hands are losing interest in the cryptocurrency. Bitcoin Retail Volume Has Gone Down Over The Past Month In a new post on X, CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn has talked about the latest trend in the Bitcoin Retail Investor Demand […]
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The decline in the price of bitcoin following the rally has unearthed some underlying weaknesses that were not easily seen before. The run-up and eventual rundown from $25,000 have shown that retail investors are not as moved by the market as expected. Even now, transaction volumes for retail investors remain muted, indicating that the burnout from the rally was actually a result of low bullish sentiment. Bitcoin Retail Volume Remains Low In a recent report, Glassnode points to the low retail volume as an indicator of the weakness of the market. Usually, retail investors react to long....
A crypto analyst and XRP enthusiast known as BarriC recently noted that XRP could experience two very different types of rallies: a retail-driven run or a utility-driven run. The price outcomes under each scenario would not only differ in magnitude but also in structure and sustainability. A retail surge could push the token into the $5 to $10 range. However, a broader utility run tied to global adoption could, in his view, send prices far beyond the double-digit price range. What To Expect With A Retail Run For XRP A retail run refers to a rally that’s based on inflows from....
June was the largest outflow month for bitcoin leaving exchanges, bringing the remaining balance across exchanges to about 2.4 million bitcoin.
On-chain data shows the Bitcoin demand from the retail investors has recently remained low despite the asset’s rally to the new all-time high. Bitcoin Retail Investor Demand Hasn’t Grown Much Recently In a CryptoQuant Quicktake post, an analyst has talked about the latest trend in the 30-day change of the Bitcoin Retail Investor Demand. The […]
Bitcoin retail buying rates have been surging in recent times. These metrics show how much Bitcoin retail investors are buying and at what prices they are purchasing these tokens. Now, this metric had hit a previous all-time high in 2017/2018 right at the peak of the bull market at that point. Since the same thing is happening once more and retail investors are ramping up purchases, it remains to see whether this will correlate with another bull rally that sends the digital asset towards a new all-time high. Retail Investors Ramp Up In a chart that was posted to Twitter, market analyst....