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    1. coinfeeds-bot on

      tldr; Long-term Bitcoin holders have sold 815,000 BTC in the past 30 days, increasing sell-side pressure and contributing to a price decline. This significant sell-off has created supply-demand imbalances, with selling activity outpacing buyer interest, including institutional and ETF inflows. The weakened demand has stalled Bitcoin’s upward momentum.

      *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

    2. So the crypto game aka. „who is willing to invest more and wait“ is over?

    3. JustSellitAll on

      Its joeover for crypto mostly due to trump and his family raking in half a billion from it.

      Bitcoin peak was 125k who the hell is going to buy it over that price

    4. I mean, assuming it’s not counting shorts, it’s kinda impressive that 5% (if you account for lost bitcoin) of total supply has been sold in 30 days, and it’s not completely crashed the price. It’s just price discovery… that 5% was bought by entities happy to buy at 100k.

    5. Le-Bon-Vivant on

      Based on the sudden activity in these long-dormant Bitcoin wallets, it looks like someone figured out a way to access the private keys without brute forcing them. The quick transfers and cash-outs suggest this was a coordinated move, possibly targeting a specific type or generation of wallets.

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