Bitcoin Bull Market Shows Signs of Cooling: CryptoQuant
Bitcoin holders are taking more profits, spot demand is weakening, and more altcoins are moving into exchanges as BTC nears key support levels.
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Bitcoin holders are taking more profits, spot demand is weakening, and more altcoins are moving into exchanges as BTC nears key support levels.
Bitcoin's largest holders are increasing their positions again, creating a divergence from smaller retail investors who remain inactive.
Bitcoin's post-midterm history deserves attention, as the $73,000 short-term holder cost basis potentially becomes important support.
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