Bitcoin on-chain data suggests no bull market top at $60K, selling activity d...

Bitcoin on-chain data suggests no bull market top at $60K, selling activity d...

Bitcoin on-chain data reveals that speculators and long-term holders have become increasingly confident of higher prices as their selling activity has slowed down significantly. For the very first time in a Bitcoin (BTC) bull market, not only long-term investors but also short-term speculators who usually add to the daily sell pressure toward the end of a market cycle have become increasingly confident of higher prices as they hold on to their Bitcoin.This only adds to the already existing supply shock. If demand remains strong, this is a recipe for another leg up for the BTC price.Bitcoin....


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