Bitcoin News
By Evie Vavasseur
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The Impact of Short-Term Holders (STHs). The recent surge in Bitcoin’s price has been a welcome development for the market, but it has also…
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The Inflow of Bitcoin into Exchanges. The behavior of short-term holders has been even more pronounced when examining exchange inflows.
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Profit-Taking and the Risk of a Trend Reversal. With short-term holders increasingly selling off their Bitcoin, a clear shift in market sentiment…
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What Does This Mean for Bitcoin?. Bitcoin is now at a critical crossroads. The continued dominance of short-term holders in the…
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Conclusion. Bitcoin’s recent rally has been tempered by the heavy selling from short-term holders, slowing…
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Bitcoin has seen substantial gains over the past week, with its price reaching new heights. However, this recent surge in price has been accompanied by a concerning trend:…
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The recent surge in Bitcoin’s price has been a welcome development for the market, but it has also triggered a wave of profit-taking from short-term holders.
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As a result, Bitcoin's demand momentum has significantly slowed down. According to data from CryptoQuant, the 30-day Demand Momentum indicator for Bitcoin has dropped to -480k BTC.
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This aggressive selling is starting to have a noticeable effect on Bitcoin’s price. The Spot Volume Delta metric, which measures the net value of spot trades, has flipped deeply…
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This divergence between short-term holders exiting the market and long-term holders holding firm points to potential consolidation for Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin is now at a critical crossroads. The continued dominance of short-term holders in the market and their ongoing selling activity could weigh heavily on Bitcoin’s price in…
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To break above the $96,000 mark and continue the upward trend, the selling from short-term holders would need to ease.
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