As Bitcoin experiences "massive" accumulation, 13% of the available supply turns profitable.
As new data suggests that the BTC price has laid the "foundation" of a macro bottom, hodlers of bitcoin, whose BTC ticker is down $18,817, are starting to profit once again.
According to the most recent data from on-chain analytics company Glassnode, a sizable portion of the Bitcoin supply is moving "into the black" as BTC/USD crossed $18,000.
Bitcoin creates a zone of "massive" accumulation
Bitcoin is back on bulls' radar after gaining around 5% in the last day, ahead of a crucial release of US inflation data.
The impact is still unknown, but on-chain study is focusing on a more significant phenomenon that is already taking place in the market.
Numerous bitcoins have experienced unrealized profit turn into unrealized loss as a result of the most recent price increase; they are now worth more than they were before.
If this indicates that investors who purchased below the current spot price are now making money, it may signal that a sizeable portion of the BTC supply was traded somewhere between the current spot price and recent multi-year lows.
This has consequences for price behavior since those investors that buy in build up strong price support.
Checkmate, the main on-chain analyst at Glassnode, said of the findings that "simple Bitcoin tools like Supply in Profit return enormous edge for those who pay attention."
The price shift that we are seeing is only about 10%, but a staggering 13% of all coins are earning a profit. This denotes an accumulation built upon a foundation of huge submission.
The phrases "capitulation" and "accumulation" refer to traditional market cycles, particularly Wyckoff's, which calls for an accumulation phase to follow a macro bottom and eventually usher in the next bullish phase of the market.
According to Glassnode, 13% of the Bitcoin quantity that was in circulation had earned a profit at the price of $18,200.
The company emphasized that "the observed fast upward trend in this indicator helps to confirm that a significant amount of BTC was purchased between $16.5k and $18.2k."
Mood reflects December highs.
Meanwhile, the profitability of Bitcoin at one-month highs stands in stark contrast to the post-FTX pandemonium.
Hodlers were holding more over half of the supply in unrealized loss following the FTX implosion, as Cointelegraph revealed.
The situation barely changed in the ensuing weeks, and Bitcoin's realized cap drawdown was getting close to bear market territory.
However, Philip Swift, co-founder of trading platform Decentrader, was already considering a shift from capitulation to accumulation in December, when BTC/USD last traded above $18,000.
Article Credit: CoinTelegraph
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