The cryptocurrency Market is witnessing a major shift as retail investors take the lead, moving from the sidelines to becoming a dominant force. Once mainly for tech experts and big institutions, trading has opened up to the masses, with retail traders now accounting for over 45% of all trading volume. This growth has been fueled ...
Bitcoin’s price has been in a downward trend since January, but it recently surged past $91,000 on April 22, marking its first higher high of the year. This could signal the beginning of a longer-term uptrend if buying volumes continue to support the price. Notably, Bitcoin ETFs in the US saw substantial inflows of $381 ...
In April, the Bitcoin Market has experienced significant ups and downs, with investors showing mixed emotions. Notably, Bitcoin whales, or major holders, have been accumulating more BTC, adding 53,600 BTC recently, which now accounts for nearly 68% of the total supply. This accumulation suggests that these influential investors are optimistic about future price increases despite ...
Recent on-chain data reveals a growing divide among Bitcoin investors. While smaller holders are increasing their sell-offs, larger investors are ramping up their purchases. The Accumulation Trend Score, which tracks investor behavior based on wallet sizes, indicates a significant shift: retail investors with less than 1 BTC are selling more, pushing the score below 0.2, ...
Bitcoin faced renewed selling pressure as the U.S. trading session began on March 26, causing its price to dip below $87,000. This downward trend mirrored that of U.S. stocks, such as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, while the U.S. dollar index reached a three-week high. Market analysts noted uncertainty surrounding U.S. trade policies, particularly upcoming ...
A crypto executive, Ki Young Ju, suggests that Bitcoin enthusiasts who believe the price peak is yet to come might be relying on old strategies. He points out that the absence of retail investor activity on the blockchain doesn’t mean the bull cycle isn’t over. Instead, many retail investors are likely investing through Bitcoin ETFs, ...
A recent statement from CryptoQuant’s CEO Ki Young Ju challenges the notion that Bitcoin’s peak is yet to come, arguing that focusing solely on retail investors’ on-chain activity may be misleading. He points out that many retail investors are likely investing in Bitcoin through ETFs, which don’t reflect directly on the blockchain. Ju emphasizes that ...
Bitcoin’s price has fallen to $85,000 following U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of new tariffs on Canada and Mexico, which affected stock markets and triggered investors to move into the U.S. dollar. This shift has highlighted Bitcoin’s increasing correlation with traditional markets, leading to significant outflows from Bitcoin ETFs. While retail investors are selling off, ...
The cryptocurrency Market is currently facing a downturn, impacting Bitcoin’s price and investor sentiment. Recently, there has been a noticeable decline in the number of new Bitcoin addresses, which suggests a slowdown in adoption and Market activity. Experienced analyst Ali Martinez points out that this decline in new users is linked to reduced confidence in ...
Bitcoin’s price is facing a potential decline, hovering around $95,827 and signaling a possible retest of key support at $92,000. Technical analysis from Material Indicators highlights “death crosses” in daily charts, suggesting weakening momentum. Despite Market fluctuations, retail investors are holding steady while larger players adjust their positions. External factors like low trading volumes and ...
