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ETH $1,912.21 +0.34%
BNB $602.55 -0.45%
XRP $1.00 -0.17%
SOL $76.94 +1.41%
TRX $0.3328 +0.52%
DOGE $0.0701 -0.21%
ADA $0.1729 -0.44%
BCH $203.88 -0.28%
LINK $9.50 -0.03%
HYPE $58.55 -0.28%
AAVE $88.19 +0.08%
SUI $0.6525 -3.44%
XLM $0.1539 -2.22%
ZEC $509.60 -1.28%
BTC $64,566.52 +0.39%
ETH $1,912.21 +0.34%
BNB $602.55 -0.45%
XRP $1.00 -0.17%
SOL $76.94 +1.41%
TRX $0.3328 +0.52%
DOGE $0.0701 -0.21%
ADA $0.1729 -0.44%
BCH $203.88 -0.28%
LINK $9.50 -0.03%
HYPE $58.55 -0.28%
AAVE $88.19 +0.08%
SUI $0.6525 -3.44%
XLM $0.1539 -2.22%
ZEC $509.60 -1.28%

Analysis: Addresses holding Bitcoin for 1 to 2 years have been selling since the price reached an all-time high, offsetting the accumulation of long-term holders

2024-06-14 18:00:38

ChainCatcher news, analysis from the company CryptoQuant shows that the amount of inactive BTC for 1 - 2 years has decreased, which is a sign that holders are taking profits while the Bitcoin price remains near historical highs.

Ilan Solot, co-head of digital assets at Marex Solutions, said in an email on Wednesday: "After Bitcoin's price hit an all-time high, addresses holding Bitcoin for 1 year and 2 years have been selling. This offsets the accumulation of long-term holders (+3 years)."

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