Bitcoin’s price shows ‘no clear direction’ amid active address decline
Bitcoin active addresses are declining due to a large amount of the market being “gobbled up” by institutional cash, says one analyst. Go to Source
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Bitcoin active addresses are declining due to a large amount of the market being “gobbled up” by institutional cash, says one analyst. Go to Source
A CryptoQuant contributor has indicated that a slight decrease in Bitcoin’s Puell Multiple index could present a ‘favorable buying opportunity.’ Go to Source
Crypto analysts think that the declining Bitcoin supply on exchanges suggests “something is happening” that could support a bull market, provided demand “continues to grow.” Go to Source
A recent report from Cryptoquant reveals that comments by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell sparked a surge in U.S. bitcoin demand last week, though overall global demand remains weak. The report highlights the mixed signals in the market following the Fed’s announcement. Analysis Says Weak Global Bitcoin Demand Persists Cryptoquant‘s report details how bitcoin’s price … Read more
Bitcoin held in long-term holder wallets has topped $10 billion amid its price falling below $60,000. Go to Source
Bitcoin demand among United States investors surged after the Federal Reserve confirmed its intentions to lower interest rates. Go to Source
The rising amount of Bitcoin OTC desk balances for miners indicates “significant selling activity” among miners. Go to Source
The metrics suggest that Bitcoin is unlikely to be overvalued at current levels and its price action is developing “steadily without significant anomalies or sharp jumps.” Go to Source
The slowdown in Bitcoin demand can be attributed to a sharp decline in purchases in the United States. Go to Source
Rising Open Interest of Ether and a “positive” taker-buy sell ratio has a crypto analyst optimistic that Ether’s lengthy correction is nearing its end. Go to Source