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???? BTC | $31,913(+570, +1.8%)
???? ETH | $1,834 (-49, -16.2%)
???? XRP | $0.53 (-0.06, -11.0%)
???? LTC | $116 (-5, -4.5%)
A plunge for Bitcoin to $29.5K immediately drew a rally to $33K in a matter of hours, as metrics (Whale Capitulation Index) show a spate of selling activity from Bitcoin Whales. Active addresses in both Bitcoin and Ethereum have both fallen by around a quarter – a generally bearish signal.
Bitcoin on-chain data also shows that most of the addresses selling recently continue to be short-term holders of six-months and less, mostly selling at a loss. Interestingly, long-term holders have continued adding to their positions.
The largest migration of Bitcoin hash-power ever is underway thanks to Chinese regulators chasing miners out of the country. This is causing a massive chop in Bitcoin’s hash-rate, although it is now holding strong around early 2021 levels – when Bitcoin was trading around current prices as well.
