Veteran Bitcoin hodlers are still selling record low amounts of BTC despite 70% gains in 2021
It's "younger" BTC bought at the Summer $30,000 lows that's moving in Q4, data shows.
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It's "younger" BTC bought at the Summer $30,000 lows that's moving in Q4, data shows.
Billionaire Ray Dalio, the founder of the world’s largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, says it’s not possible for the price of bitcoin to reach a very high number, such as…
Bitcoin regained its bullish bias after reclaiming $50,000 ahead of the yearly close, even its safe-haven rival, the U.S dollar, signaled continued upside strength in the coming sessions.
Things may be calmer than expected as 2021 ends, but the chances for "face-melting" green candles are still there, say analysts.
What appears to be a "new player" starts flipping $50,000 to resistance after some brief Christmas cheer for Bitcoin bulls.
It's not all doom and gloom for Bitcoin bulls this year — gains are still 100% versus last Christmas.
Analysis warns that large-volume transactions are hitting exchanges as BTC price action improves.
Hash rate has never looked better, and appetite for accumulating has only grown since China's May mining crackdown.
Encouraging signs are appearing across altcoin charts, Michaël van de Poppe says, while Bitcoin offers no surprises with a comedown from ten-day highs.
Things may be boring now, but an increasingly "complacent" market provides kindling for a fiery market move, says QCP Capital.