Bitcoin Miner Reserves Close To May ATH As Bull Rally Continues

Bitcoin Miner Reserves Close To May ATH As Bull Rally Continues

On-chain analysis shows Bitcoin miner reserves seem to be closing in on the ATH seen in May, as the BTC bull rally continues. Bitcoin Miner Reserves Reach Close To May ATH Levels As pointed out by a CryptoQuant post, the BTC miner reserves seem to be on the rise, and look to be close to the levels seen during the 9 May all-time-high (ATH). The BTC miner reserves is an indicator that shows how many coins miners are holding in their wallets. More the value of this metric, less the selling pressure for miners in the market. Related Reading | S2F Creator Beckons Beginning Of Second Leg Of....


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