Bitcoin mints more than 13,000 'wholecoiners' in the past seven days

Bitcoin mints more than 13,000 'wholecoiners' in the past seven days

Small wallet addresses–those containing 0.1 Bitcoin or more–continue to accumulate Bitcoin at a rapidly increasing rate. Bye-bye bear market blues; welcome to the network, Bitcoin (BTC) believers. Over the past week, the number of Bitcoin wallet addresses containing one BTC or more increased by 13,091. The total number of “wholecoiners” surged to 865,254.The number of whole coiners has rocketed during the downward price action, highlighted by the hockey stick growth on the Glassnode graph: Since the 10th June the orange line has jumped. Source: GlassnodeChristian Ander, the founder of the....


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