While Bitcoin (BTC) has remained range-bound – trading between $100,000 and $110,000 for about a month – both short and long positions have been building within this range, with short positions rising at a faster pace. Bitcoin Long Positions Slightly Ahead But Shorts Catching Up After reaching a new all-time high (ATH) of $111,814 last month, BTC has consolidated within the $100,000–$110,000 range for nearly a month, offering little clarity on its next directional move. Related Reading: Bitcoin Holds Strong Despite Israel-Iran Tensions – Weekly Resistance Begins To Crack According to a new CryptoQuant Quicktake post by contributor BorisVest, fresh data from Binance crypto exchange suggests that long positions currently hold a slight edge in this range. Historical data reveals a pattern – when short positions rise, short squeezes tend to follow. Similarly, a buildup in long positions has often led to long squeezes. A decisive breakout from either end of the current range will likely determine Bitcoin’s next major move. That said, Binance data indicates that while long positions are marginally ahead, the ratio of longs to shorts remains relatively balanced. The funding rate hovering near neutral levels supports this view, reflecting a closely contested standoff between bulls and bears. However, such balance usually signals uncertainty in the market. While long interest has stabilized, short positions continue to climb – likely driven by expectations of further downside amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. BorisVest noted: This shows that most market participants believe the rally may not continue. When Bitcoin’s price starts to fall, and funding rates turn negative, it means shorts are piling in quickly. All of this points to this range being a highly sensitive zone. He further noted that with most traders leaning toward short positions, the setup could be ripe for a surprise move in the opposite direction – possibly fuelled by quiet accumulation from larger market participants. Is BTC Preparing For A Big Move? Despite BTC trading within the $100,000 – $110,000 range for the better part of the previous month, several analysts posit that the flagship cryptocurrency is preparing for a major move in the coming weeks. Related Reading: Bitcoin Consolidates as Realized Profits Stay Low – No Signs Of Major Sell-Off Yet Most analysts are leaning toward a move to the upside. For instance, crypto trader Josh Olszewics remarked that if liquidity holds, then BTC may eye a move toward the $150,000 level. From a technical standpoint, the outlook is encouraging. Crypto analyst Mister Crypto recently pointed out that BTC is forming a bullish inverse head & shoulders pattern on the 3-day chart. However, latest on-chain data shows that Bitcoin Network Value to Transactions (NVT) Golden Cross recently moved into an overpriced zone, warranting caution. At press time, BTC trades at $105,940, up 1.1% in the past 24 hours. Featured image from Unsplash, charts from CryptoQuant and TradingView.com
On-chain data shows the Bitcoin spot price is currently sandwiched between two zones where a large number of investors last bought their coins. Bitcoin Is Trading Between Two Major On-Chain Demand Zones In a new post on X, analyst Ali Martinez has talked about where the key Bitcoin on-chain support and resistance levels currently lie. In on-chain analysis, support and resistance levels are defined based on investor cost basis. The reason behind this is naturally the fact that holders are particularly sensitive to retests of their break-even mark. How exactly an investor would react to a retest of their cost basis comes down to multiple factors, like the direction of the retest and the overall sentiment in the market. Related Reading: Bitcoin HODLer Selling Expected Around This Level, Report Says In general, holders might be inclined to accumulate more when a retest of their acquisition level happens from above (that is, they were in profit prior to the retest). They may do so believing that the same level would prove profitable again in the future. On the other hand, the addresses who were sitting underwater just prior to the retest might decide to exit, fearing that the cryptocurrency would decline once more. Obviously, when only a few investors are showing these buying/selling reactions, Bitcoin doesn’t feel any visible fluctuations. When the asset is retesting a narrow range with the cost basis of a large number of them, however, the story can be different. Now, here is the chart shared by the analyst that shows how the ranges around the current BTC spot price look in terms of holder cost basis distribution: As is visible in the above graph, Bitcoin has managed to break above a major supply wall with its recent recovery surge. This cost basis center, lying inside the $93,700 to $96,600 range, contains the acquisition mark of 2.13 million addresses. These investors bought a total of 1.39 million BTC here. The asset is now looking to challenge the $96,900 to $98,700 range, which carries the cost basis of 750,800 BTC. Since these investors are holding at a loss, it’s possible that the coin would have trouble breaking through this zone. The fact that the more massive $93,700 to $96,600 range has now turned green, however, could be an optimistic sign. This potential strong support could mean that even if Bitcoin finds it hard to find a break above, it would at least have a cushion to drop back on after every rejection. Related Reading: Bitcoin Sentiment Nearly Back To Neutral—Green Sign For Rally? In the scenario that this support gives out, though, the asset doesn’t have any other major zone until $82,000 to $85,000. It now remains to be seen whether demand would be strong enough to keep the BTC price recovery run going or not. BTC Price At the time of writing, Bitcoin is floating around $96,800, up over 2% in the last seven days. Featured image from Dall-E, IntoTheBlock.com, chart from TradingView.com
Data shows the Bitcoin Net Taker Volume has been highly positive on Binance recently, a sign that the bulls are putting up aggressive bets. Bitcoin Binance Net Taker Volume Is Currently At A Notable Positive Level As explained by CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn in a new post on X, Bitcoin taker buyers have dominated the Binance platform during the last few days. The indicator of relevance here is the “Net Taker Volume,” which measures the difference between the taker buyer and taker seller volume on any given centralized exchange. When the indicator has a positive value, it means the taker buyers are outweighing the taker sellers on the platform. This kind of trend implies a bullish sentiment is shared by the majority of the users. Related Reading: Behind The Mantra (OM) Collapse: Glassnode Reveals The On-Chain Side Of Things On the other hand, the metric being under the zero mark suggests a bearish mentality is dominant on the exchange as the short volume is larger than the long volume. Now, below is the chart shared by the analyst that shows the trend in the 7-hour moving average (MA) Bitcoin Net Taker Volume for the largest exchange in the cryptocurrency sector: Binance. As displayed in the above graph, the Bitcoin Net Taker Volume has mostly remained inside the positive territory since April 11th. The metric’s green values haven’t been small, either, which suggests the futures users have been placing some aggressive bullish bets on the platform. The shift toward the positive sentiment on the exchange has come as BTC has been making recovery following the news of the 90-day pause on the tariffs for most countries. Historically, Bitcoin has tended to move in the direction that the crowd least expects, so this bullish mood may actually prove to be a bad sign for the recovery rally. It only remains to be seen, though, whether a top would now be hit or if the bet of these investors would pay off. In some other news, the 30-day of the Bitcoin Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) Ratio has hit the lowest level in six months, as an analyst has pointed out in a CryptoQuant Quicktake post. The MVRV Ratio is an indicator that basically tells us about the profit-loss status of the Bitcoin investors. From the chart, it’s apparent that the 30-day value of this metric has plunged recently, suggesting holder profitability has declined. Related Reading: Cardano Could Drop To $0.54 If This Support Gives Out, Analyst Says The same level as now was also reached at a couple of points last year and BTC formed a bottom during both of those instances. As such, it’s possible that this trend could once again prove to be bullish for the cryptocurrency. BTC Price At the time of writing, Bitcoin is floating around $85,800, up more than 8% in the last seven days. Featured image from Dall-E, CryptoQuant.com, chart from TradingView.com
A report from the on-chain analytics firm Glassnode has revealed a Bitcoin price region that could prove to be crucial for the bulls. Several Key Bitcoin Metrics Are Pointing At The Same Price Range Right Now In its latest weekly report, Glassnode has discussed the Bitcoin investor cost basis from various angles. The first indicator that the analytics firm has shared is the “UTXO Realized Price Distribution” (URPD), that basically tells us about how the BTC supply is distributed among the different price levels based on the last transaction value. Related Reading: Litecoin Whale Deposits 500,000 LTC To Binance: Price Decline To Extend? First, here is how this metric looked before the recent price crash: As is visible in the chart, very few coins had their cost basis between $70,000 and $92,000 before the crash. In on-chain analysis, investor cost basis is considered an important topic, as holders are more likely to make some kind of move when their profit-loss status is threatened. Since this range contained the acquisition level of only a small part of the supply, it was sort of an “air-gap” in terms of potential demand. This may be why BTC easily slipped deep into this region when the crash came. So far, though, the bulls have come through in providing support, as they have since participated in some buying in this vacant region, changing the URPD. Thus, the range is now better set up to provide support than before, although it’s still sort of an empty region when compared to the other Bitcoin cost basis centers. The second indicator that Glassnode has talked about is the Realized Price of the short-term holders. The “Realized Price” is a term that was also in the full form of URPD. What this metric measures is the cost basis of the average investor belonging to a part of the BTC userbase. Below is a chart that shows the trend in the indicator for the short-term holders (STHs), who are the Bitcoin investors who purchased their coins within the past 155 days. “The Short-Term Holder cost basis has historically acted as an important reference level across bull-market uptrends,” notes the analytics firm. “We have calculated the ±1σ bands of the Short-Term Holder Cost-Basis, which have typically acted as a sort of upper and lower bound for local price action.” Interestingly, this lower bound, that is, the level one standard deviation below the STH Realized Price, is situated at $71,000 right now. This is about the same level as where the previously mentioned air-gap area ends. Related Reading: Bitcoin’s Next Stop: $75,500? Analyst Reveals Historical ‘Magnet’ Level This isn’t the only other place where this level shows up, as the chart for the Active Realized Price shows. The “Active Realized Price” basically takes the Realized Price of the entire BTC network, with an added twist. The metric only includes the ‘economical’ supply, meaning that it excludes for the part of the supply that Glassnode has determined to be unlikely to return back into circulation. At present, the Active Realized Price stands at $70,000, which is once again nearly the same level as the one from the other two indicators. “With significant confluence across several key cost basis metrics, this price region becomes an area of interest, perhaps being the final defence line for the bulls in the event of a complete capitulation,” concludes the report. BTC Price At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading around $90,000, up almost 5% in the last week. Featured image from Dall-E, Glassnode.com, chart from TradingView.com
On-chain data shows a Bitcoin indicator is currently retesting a level that has historically acted as a boundary line between bearish and bullish momentum. Bitcoin Short-Term Holder SOPR Is Retesting 1.0 Right Now In a new post on X, the on-chain analytics firm Glassnode has discussed about the latest trend in the BTC Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR) of the short-term holders. Related Reading: $200 Million In Crypto Longs Wiped Out As Altcoins Crash To Start Week The “SOPR” here refers to an on-chain indicator that tells us about whether the Bitcoin investors as a whole are selling or transferring their coins at a profit or loss. When the value of this metric is greater than 1, it means the average holder of the asset is selling at a net profit. On the other hand, it being under this threshold suggests the overall market is realizing a net loss. Naturally, the SOPR being exactly equal to the 1 level implies the profits being realized by the investors are canceling out the losses, so the average holder can be assumed to be just breaking-even on their transactions. In the context of the current topic, the SOPR of only a specific investor group is of interest: the short-term holders (STHs). The STHs include the Bitcoin investors who purchased their tokens within the past 155 days. Now, here is the chart shared by the analytics firm that shows the trend in the 7-day moving average (MA) of the Bitcoin STH SOPR over the last few months: As is visible in the above graph, the Bitcoin STH SOPR fell under the 1 mark earlier in the year, implying the STHs took to loss-taking as the price of the cryptocurrency moved in a bearish trajectory. Recently, though, the metric has been making recovery and it’s now back at the break-even level. “Historically, breaking above 1.0 confirms a shift in momentum, while failure to do so often leads to renewed sell pressure,” explains Glassnode. Breaking above the level, however, is no simple task, for it serves as a major psychological level for the STHs. These investors are by definition the entities who are either new to the market or just not resolute enough to hold for long periods, so they can be prone to panic selloffs. When the STH SOPR rises to the 1 mark, it means these investors, who were forced into loss selling earlier, are able to break-even again. Selling pressure can spike when this happens, as STHs rush to get their money ‘back.’ Related Reading: Is It Time To Buy XRP? TD Sequential Says Yes The last time that Bitcoin saw the indicator make a retest of this level was back in January. From the chart, it’s apparent that it successfully found a breakout then, although it was only short-lived. It now remains to be seen whether the metric can surge into the profit zone this time as well or not. BTC Price Bitcoin has been slipping down during the past few days as its price has come down to the $94,500 level. Featured image from Dall-E, Glassnode.com, chart from TradingView.com
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Bitcoin (BTC) started the week in the red, falling to its lowest level in over a month. Amid this performance, some analysts consider BTC’s price will likely see another drop before the flagship crypto aims for new highs. Related Reading: Ethereum Tagged As Crypto’s ‘Most Cursed’ Coin—What’s Haunting It? Bitcoin Needs Daily Close Above $91,000 On Monday, Bitcoin shook off the weekend gains, dropping 5.8% to $90,300, its lowest price since November 18. The flagship crypto ended last week with an overall positive performance, nearing $96,000 and closing Friday above $94,000. This performance was held throughout the weekend, with Bitcoin moving between the $93,700 and $95,900 price range the past two days. This week started with seven straight red 1-hour candles, dropping below $91,000 for the first time since the December 19 correction and dipping lower than the December 5 pullback. However, Bitcoin bounced after dropping below this key level, recovering the recently lost mark. Crypto analyst Rekt Capital stated that BTC’s daily close will dictate the next move, suggesting it needs a close above $91,000 to confirm the reclaim. The analyst explained, “Last week, Bitcoin was deviating beyond the Range High resistance of $101,000. This week, Bitcoin is potentially deviating below the Range Low support of $91,000.” He asserted that BTC closed above the $101,000 range high last Monday but failed to retest it into new support after the breakout, reverting to the $91,000-$101,000 range. For this week, Rekt Capital added that even if Bitcoin closes the day below the $91,000 range low, it will likely need to turn that level into resistance for its price to drop into the $87,000-$91,000 range. Nonetheless, he stated that Bitcoin generally needs to close above this key level to persevere in its current range but noted that “a lot can change through the day.” Is A Dip To $87,000 Coming? Rekt Capital highlighted that BTC’s monthly returns tend to be “patchy and predominately bearish” in January. As CoinGlass data shows, Bitcoin’s performance has been mostly bearish in January. Since 2013, BTC has started the year in red seven times, including 2025’s current performance. According to the post, the market usually “picks up” in February. He added that the higher timeframe levels that are “teasing to be lost as support” are “likely to be reclaimed” in the future. Meanwhile, Altcoin Sherpa considers that “1 last liquidation wick” is due before “we reverse for BTC.” The analyst also suggested that Altcoins are likely to drop another 30%-50% before the Altseason. Similarly, Daan Crypto Trades pointed out that a “bunch of shorts have entered the market in the past few hours.” The trader noted that “price just keeps slowly dribbling back down” as these positions are usually “punished” when bulls are in control. Related Reading: Solana (SOL) Teeters on the Edge: Is a Steep Decline Next? Daan explained, “At some point, the shorts will have to close out, but they probably won’t do so before pushing the market down further, combined with the spot selling from Coinbase.” And added that “the slow grinds down end in a violent wick, after which shorts take profit, and we see a (local) bottom.” Additionally, the trader highlighted the similarities between BTC’s performance between December 2023 and January 2024 and December 2024 and January 2025. If history were to repeat, Bitcoin’s next move could be a correction to the $87,000 support, followed by a consolidation period in the new range. As of this writing, BTC is trading at $91,700, a 2.9% decline in the daily timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com
Bitcoin has shattered all-time highs six times in the past week, marking an explosive surge that’s captivated the crypto market. Rising over 32% in less than seven days, Bitcoin has now achieved a milestone by surpassing Silver’s market cap, solidifying its place as a dominant asset in the global financial landscape. Related Reading: Bitcoin Profitability […]
Bitcoin has proven unstoppable, breaking all-time highs five times in six days and surging past the $82,000 mark. This latest milestone cements Bitcoin’s momentum as it pushes into uncharted territory, capturing the bulls’ attention and sparking new levels of optimism in the market. According to recent data from CryptoQuant, the number of bullish investors is growing rapidly, yet there’s reason to believe Bitcoin’s rally is far from over. Related Reading: Ethereum Analyst Sees Altseason Potential As BTS Is Still Outpacing ETH – Time To Buy Altcoins? CryptoQuant’s insights indicate that BTC remains significantly below its March 2024 peak in several key metrics, which suggests that Bitcoin may still have room to climb within this cycle. This gap highlights that, despite the impressive gains, Bitcoin could still be building toward a true cycle peak, with potential gains yet to be realized. As investor sentiment strengthens and Bitcoin shows resilience at each new level, the market watches closely for signs of continued upward momentum. The next few days will be crucial in determining just how far Bitcoin can go as it solidifies its place in the next phase of this bull run. Bitcoin Bulls Enter The Room Bitcoin bulls have returned after eight months of sideways consolidation and significant selling pressure. With Bitcoin now trading 11% above its previous all-time high from March, market sentiment has turned decisively bullish, marking the start of a new trend. According to data from CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler, the number of bullish investors in the market is steadily rising, signaling growing confidence. However, despite this uptick, the current rally lacks the frenzied demand seen during the March 2024 rally, when both retail and institutional interest reached euphoric levels. Adler’s data indicates that while bulls have a strong foothold in the market, the pace of accumulation by new retail and institutional participants is still relatively modest. This gap between the current market dynamics and those seen in March suggests that Bitcoin’s latest surge may be just the beginning rather than the end of its upward trajectory in this cycle. Related Reading: Cardano Skyrockets Over 40% – Funding Rate Suggests Further Upside The slower but steady rise in buying interest could indicate that Bitcoin is still in the early stages of this bullish phase, with room for further growth before reaching a cycle peak. For investors, this could present a promising opportunity. The subdued retail and institutional excitement level suggests that Bitcoin has yet to capture mainstream attention as it did during previous peaks. If demand rises gradually, Bitcoin may experience sustained growth over the coming months, potentially reaching new highs as momentum builds. BTC Setting New High Bitcoin recently set a new all-time high above $82,000, which many investors previously viewed as a likely local top. However, BTC’s price action remains robust, and it may be too soon to call for a definitive peak. Despite this upward momentum, a potential pullback to $77,000 could be on the horizon, as there is an unfilled gap in the CME futures market between $77,000 and $81,000—a technical level that often attracts price action as traders look to close the gap. This week will likely bring significant volatility as bulls control the market. With Bitcoin in uncharted territory, some investors may seize the opportunity to lock in profits, which could introduce selling pressure. Related Reading: Avalanche Nears Breakout – Top Analyst Sets $420 Target For AVAX This Cycle Nonetheless, the dominant trend is bullish, and a brief correction to $77,000 could provide a foundation for further upside. Bitcoin’s strength remains intact for now, but all eyes will be on how it responds to the volatility and whether it can maintain this high range or dip slightly before resuming its climb. Featured image from Dall-E, chart from TradingView
Bitcoin is stretching gains, looking at price action in the past few trading days. At spot rates, buyers are “hungry” and aiming not only to confirm the rally of the past two days but also to close above March 2024 highs of around $74,000. Bitcoin “Golden Cross” Forms The optimism has been confirmed on-chain. On […]
Bitcoin buyers need to ramp up pressure to squeeze the market back toward all-time highs, BTC price analysis concludes.
Bitcoin is encouragingly firm at press time, finding its footing above $58,000 and inches away from the critical $60,000 psychological level. After a volatile week, the stability is a massive boost for bulls. While there are pockets of strength, sellers are still in control. For the uptrend to take shape and buyers to build momentum, […]
Data shows the cryptocurrency derivatives market has seen a huge amount of liquidations in the past day as Bitcoin has crashed under $58,000. Bitcoin Has Registered A Plunge Of More Than 4% In The Past 24 Hours After a bearish June, investors were hoping this new month of July would bring about a turnaround for […]
Bitcoin continues to dominate discussions, with its recent price movements drawing particular attention. As the asset struggles to reclaim its March all-time high of over $73,000, with recent attempts peaking above $71,000 earlier this week, the price has since receded to approximately $68,231 at the time of writing. This retracement marks a 7.3% drop from its March peak, signifying a volatile period for the cryptocurrency, influenced by various underlying market factors. Related Reading: Bitcoin’s Network Strengthens: Mining Difficulty And Hash Rate Spike Amid ETH ETF Buzz Long-Term Holders Lessen Selling, What This Spell For BTC Glassnode, a renowned market intelligence platform, highlights a significant development in Bitcoin’s market behavior. According to a recent analysis of the platform, there has been a notable decline in the distribution pressure from Bitcoin’s long-term holders (LTHs). Glassnode’s “Long-Term Holder Binary Spending Indicator” tracks the sell-off activity of long-standing Bitcoin holders, and its recent data points to a marked reduction in this group’s selling pressure. Historically, when long-term holders reduce their selling, it alleviates downward pressure on the price, potentially giving rise to more bullish market conditions. Further insights into Bitcoin’s price behavior come from prominent crypto analyst RektCapital, who noted on social media platform X that Bitcoin typically faces resistance at the range high post-Halving and suggests a prolonged re-accumulation phase. As the crypto asset trades just below $69,000, RektCapital discloses that Bitcoin might only break out from its current re-accumulation range around 160 days post-Halving, projecting a significant breakout as late as September 2024. This analysis is crucial as it sets expectations for investors looking for signs of Bitcoin’s next big move. #BTC Historically, Bitcoin has always rejected from the Range High on the first attempt at a breakout after the Halving Moreover, history suggests this Re-Accumulation should last much longer Bitcoin tends to breakout from these Re-Accumulation Ranges only up to 160 days after… https://t.co/Jw7FcQui2Q pic.twitter.com/beLdOPqZOi — Rekt Capital (@rektcapital) May 24, 2024 Meanwhile, recent price action from Bitcoin has led to substantial losses for some traders, with Coinglass data showing about $41.68 million in liquidations for Bitcoin long traders and $14.34 million for short traders over the past 24 hours. Overall, the crypto market has seen total liquidations amounting to $292.07 million during the same period, affecting 78,874 traders. Upcoming Challenges For The Bitcoin Market According to Greeks.Live, the imminent expiry of a significant volume of Bitcoin and Ethereum options adds another layer of complexity to the market’s immediate future. 21,000 BTC in options are set to expire soon, with a Put Call Ratio of 0.88 and a Maxpain point at $67,000, representing a notional value of $1.4 billion. Similarly, 350,000 ETH options are nearing expiration, and their dynamics could influence the broader market due to their $1.3 billion notional value and a Put Call Ratio of 0.58. May 24 Options Data 21,000 BTC options are about to expire with a Put Call Ratio of 0.88, Maxpain point of $67,000 and notional value of $1.4 billion. 350,000 ETH options are about to expire with a Put Call Ratio of 0.58, Maxpain point of $3,200 and notional value of $1.3… pic.twitter.com/rftA9kBm4q — Greeks.live (@GreeksLive) May 24, 2024 In this context, a put option gives the holder the right to sell an asset at a predetermined price within a specific timeframe, which is often used as protection against a decline in the asset’s price. Related Reading: Bitcoin On The Verge? Analyst Breaks Down What A $71,500 Weekly Candle Close Means For BTC Conversely, a call option offers the right to buy under similar conditions and is typically utilized in anticipation of a price increase. The Put Call Ratio is a tool that helps gauge market sentiment, with a higher ratio indicating a bearish outlook and a lower ratio suggesting bullish conditions. Featured image created with DALL·E, Chart from TradingView
While Bitcoin prices struggle for momentum and are caged inside a narrow range, on-chain data tells a different story. Taking to X, one analyst notes that whales, which are large crypto holders, are actively accumulating the world’s largest coin by market cap. Bitcoin Whales Accumulating Despite Weakness By the time this data was shared, Bitcoin whales held over 5.1 million BTC worth a staggering $331 billion. That there is still demand when the coin moves in a narrow range flies in the face of recent market weakness and skeptics betting on even more price dumps. Related Reading: After WIF, BONK, BODEN: Top Crypto Trader Now Buys These 2 Memecoins Currently, Bitcoin is inside a range, with caps at $73,800 and $60,000. Despite overall market confidence, the coin has failed to pull higher, breaking above $70,000 even after Halving on April 20. Even though prices are firm, the absence of follow-through after April 21 and 22 hints at weakness. From the BTCUSDT price chart, the coin could explode should it break above the middle BB. If the leg up is accompanied by positive fundamental events, momentum could push the coin to all-time highs. On the flip side, BTC is likely to slip even lower should sellers flow back. The sharp rejection of bulls on April 24 is bearish. As such, this might set a wave of lower lows in motion, taking the coin below April 2023 lows. Traders Panicked Sold, Register Huge Losses Parallel market data shows panic sellers on Binance and OKX, two major crypto exchanges by trading volumes, have dumped a combined 5,137 BTC at a loss over the past two weeks. As data shows, prices have been weaving lower during this time, with bulls failing to counter the dump, especially after two consecutive losses on April 12 and 13. Related Reading: DOGE Price Prediction – Dogecoin Below $0.14 Could Spark Larger Degree Drop Meanwhile, there have been sharp outflows from ARKB, the spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF). Data shows that ARKB sold 490 BTC, worth $31 million, on April 25. This is the third-largest single-day outflow in history. Recent price pressures on BTC coincide with a marked drop in spot ETF inflows in the second half of April. On April 25, Lookonchain data revealed that GBTC and all the nine spot ETF issuers decreased over 2,100 BTC worth roughly $135 million. Feature image from Shutterstock, chart from TradingView
Data shows the Bitcoin Open Interest has observed a notable cool off recently, something that could be positive for the rally’s hopes. Bitcoin Open Interest Has Cooled Down From Recent Overheated Levels As explained by an analyst in a CryptoQuant Quicktake post, the Bitcoin Open Interest has registered a retrace recently. The “Open Interest” here […]
According to on-chain data analysis by Glassnode, Bitcoin is at a critical juncture. When BTC soared to $73,800 in March 2024, printing new all-time highs, the Bitcoin market reached a statistically significant level regarding on-chain unrealized profits, according to the Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio. Bitcoin MVRV Ratio At Historically Significant Level: Time […]