Bitcoin Profit-Taking Hits $2.25 Billion Following Market Crash — What Could ...
As an aftermath of the October 10 market crash, where Bitcoin’s price reached levels as low as $101,500, the market is exhibiting a recognizable bearish on-chain structure. While the selling momentum seems to be slowing down, giving a sliver of hope to potential market participants, recent on-chain analysis seems to point towards caution as the more correct sentiment to have in the short term. Realized Profits Climb As High As $2.25 Billion In an October 11 post on social media platform X, technical and on-chain analyst Darkfost revealed that a lot of Bitcoin investors might still be....
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On-chain data shows the Bitcoin Supply in Profit has taken a significant hit following the crash the cryptocurrency has seen recently. Bitcoin Supply In Profit Dropped To Around 81% During The Crash As explained by an analyst in a CryptoQuant Quicktake post, the latest drawdown in the cryptocurrency has resulted in a portion of the […]
Bitcoin is heavily riding the renewed bullish wave observed across the broader crypto industry, and its price has now reclaimed the pivotal $120,000 price level. Heightened selling pressure from investors and traders seems to have followed the ongoing upward action in BTC’s price. Massive Profit-Taking Frenzy Hits Bitcoin Investors are currently exhibiting a worrying trend […]
One of the cleaner tells in crypto is when the old supply decides it’s time. Not “made a quick 20% and clipped it” time — years old. That’s basically what Glassnode researcher CryptoVizArt flagged after an XRP wallet aged roughly 5–7 years (with a cost basis around $0.40) realized more than $721.5 million in profit on Dec. 11. A single wallet doesn’t “break” a market on its own. But the timing is the point: this wasn’t profit-taking into a rip. It landed while XRP was showing weakness right at the $2.0 key level. Related Reading: XRP Dominates Institutional Inflows, But Why Is Price Still....
While demand for Bitcoin remains high, current profit-taking behavior suggests that the market may be on the verge of turning bearish. After weeks of Bitcoin (BTC) sell-offs, high-net worth Bitcoin holders, or whales, are finally back to buying. Their buying activity not only picked up when BTC's price broke out of the two-months ascending triangle to new all-time highs, but it has also stayed intact since the price crash on April 18.Whales have come back to accumulate BitcoinWhales' continuous buying activity comes at a time when the number of addresses holding more than 1,000 Bitcoin has....
The cryptocurrency market’s recent crash left traders counting their losses, with $2.4 billion worth of positions liquidated in a matter of hours. The causes – crackdown measures in China, celeb concerns over Bitcoin’s excessive energy consumption, general widespread FUD – seemed to pale into insignificance amid the worsening picture, with losses eventually eclipsing $1.3 trillion […]