Bitcoin has recovered from a recent low as on-chain data indicates a surge in Whale Transaction Count, highlighting increased activity from large investors. Analyst Ali Martinez noted that the volume of transactions over $1 million on the Bitcoin network, tracked by Santiment, spiked recently, suggesting that whales are showing renewed interest in the cryptocurrency. Following ...
Bitcoin prices are facing pressure, reminiscent of the downturn in 2022. Yet, for the first time in nearly a year, large investors, known as whales, are starting to buy Bitcoin. These whales, who own at least 10,000 BTC, are accumulating more as prices hover just above $80,000, according to recent data. Despite the renewed buying ...
Recent data reveals that Bitcoin’s Market sentiment has shifted towards a neutral stance, with its price recovering to around $85,000. The Fear & Greed Index, which measures investor sentiment in the cryptocurrency Market, currently stands at 44, indicating a slight dominance of fear among investors. This marks an improvement from a value of 34 just ...
A recent study from the University of Florida reveals that changes in subscriber counts significantly impact cryptocurrency traders’ performance on social investment platforms. Whether gaining or losing followers, traders exhibited riskier behaviors and made poorer trades, with performance dropping by about 10% after any fluctuation in follower numbers. The research found that increased followers could ...
Glassnode, an on-chain analytics firm, recently reported a notable shift in Bitcoin investor behavior, indicating a trend toward strong distribution. The Bitcoin Accumulation Trend Score, which measures how actively investors are adding to their holdings, has been low, suggesting that many are selling rather than buying. This score fluctuates between values close to 1, which ...
Glassnode, an on-chain analytics firm, recently reported a notable shift in Bitcoin investor behavior towards distribution. The Bitcoin Accumulation Trend Score, which measures how much Bitcoin investors are adding to their holdings, has been low, indicating that rather than accumulating, many are selling off their assets. The chart shared by Glassnode shows that while there ...
Recent research indicates that Bitcoin whales are starting to buy BTC again, while smaller investors remain cautious amid Market panic. An analysis from CryptoQuant shows a decrease in sell-side pressure from large investors on Binance, suggesting a potential shift in Market dynamics. With Bitcoin priced at $80,000, big investors find it attractive enough to buy ...
Bitcoin’s price has fallen sharply, dipping below $80,000, marking a 20% decline in just a week. This ongoing slump is raising concerns in the Market, with little indication of recovery. Insights from tugbachain on the CryptoQuant platform reveal important trends in Bitcoin’s Market behavior, particularly the UTXO Realized Price Age Distribution, which shows how different ...
Bitcoin’s price fell back to $85,000 as the U.S. Market opened on February 27, responding to news of new trade tariffs announced by President Trump. After reaching $87,000 earlier in the day, Bitcoin experienced a decline, particularly after hitting a 15-week low of around $82,000. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also opened lower, while the ...
According to IntoTheBlock, the biggest Bitcoin holders, known as mega whales, have been a major force behind the recent selling pressure on the cryptocurrency Market. These mega whales, who own over 10,000 BTC, sold a significant amount—over 25,740 BTC worth nearly $2.3 billion—during the recent price drop, indicating they might have anticipated the decline. Interestingly, ...
