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- Bitcoin’s price fell as the rate of accumulation across all cohorts slowed down.
- Addresses were largely unprofitable and had low incentives to sell their holdings.
Bitcoin [BTC] fell towards the $61,000 mark at press time, causing a surge in skepticism amongst holders and traders alike.
Accumulation on a hold
One of the reasons for the same would be the declining accumulation for BTC observed across the board. This trend began in May, which coincided with a local price bottom for Bitcoin.
Over the past 30 days, all cohorts combined have added roughly 10,000 Bitcoin to their holdings. This paled in comparison to the 19,000 new Bitcoins that were created in that same period.
It was the smaller investors, often referred to as shrimps, who were leading the accumulation effort.
Source: X
The decline in accumulation of BTC may result in price declines at worst and price stagnation at best.
If addresses continue to HODL their BTC, despite market fluctuations, the price of BTC could remain the same and may not see red for the foreseeable future.
What will holders do?
One of the things that would dictate the behavior of these holders would be their profitability. AMBCrypto’s analysis of Santiment’s data revealed that the MVRV ratio for BTC had remained in the red.
This indicated that most BTC addresses were holding their coins at a loss. Most addresses would be willing to wait before their BTC turns profitable before selling their holdings.
Another key factor that will play a role in determining the behavior of holders would be the Long/Short ratio. Over the past month, the Long/Short ratio for BTC had fallen significantly.
A waning Long/Short ratio indicated that short-term holders were slowly starting to outnumber long-term holders at the time of writing.
Read Bitcoin’s [BTC] Price Prediction 2024-25
These short-term holders are much more likely to panic sell their holdings at times of market uncertainty and may add to the selling pressure faced by BTC.
Source: Santiment
At the time of writing, BTC was trading at $61,533.04 and its price had fallen by 1.50% in the last 24 hours. Moreover, its trading volume had declined by 1.77%.
- Bitcoin’s price fell as the rate of accumulation across all cohorts slowed down.
- Addresses were largely unprofitable and had low incentives to sell their holdings.
Bitcoin [BTC] fell towards the $61,000 mark at press time, causing a surge in skepticism amongst holders and traders alike.
Accumulation on a hold
One of the reasons for the same would be the declining accumulation for BTC observed across the board. This trend began in May, which coincided with a local price bottom for Bitcoin.
Over the past 30 days, all cohorts combined have added roughly 10,000 Bitcoin to their holdings. This paled in comparison to the 19,000 new Bitcoins that were created in that same period.
It was the smaller investors, often referred to as shrimps, who were leading the accumulation effort.
Source: X
The decline in accumulation of BTC may result in price declines at worst and price stagnation at best.
If addresses continue to HODL their BTC, despite market fluctuations, the price of BTC could remain the same and may not see red for the foreseeable future.
What will holders do?
One of the things that would dictate the behavior of these holders would be their profitability. AMBCrypto’s analysis of Santiment’s data revealed that the MVRV ratio for BTC had remained in the red.
This indicated that most BTC addresses were holding their coins at a loss. Most addresses would be willing to wait before their BTC turns profitable before selling their holdings.
Another key factor that will play a role in determining the behavior of holders would be the Long/Short ratio. Over the past month, the Long/Short ratio for BTC had fallen significantly.
A waning Long/Short ratio indicated that short-term holders were slowly starting to outnumber long-term holders at the time of writing.
Read Bitcoin’s [BTC] Price Prediction 2024-25
These short-term holders are much more likely to panic sell their holdings at times of market uncertainty and may add to the selling pressure faced by BTC.
Source: Santiment
At the time of writing, BTC was trading at $61,533.04 and its price had fallen by 1.50% in the last 24 hours. Moreover, its trading volume had declined by 1.77%.
