The Bitcoin (BTC) unit price could fall below $100,000 due to short-term holders cutting losses. That’s according to a report published by Cointelegraph, citing Glassnode data. The publication outline...

The Bitcoin (BTC) unit price could fall below $100,000 due to short-term holders cutting losses. That’s according to a report published by Cointelegraph, citing Glassnode data. The publication outlined that the Bitcoin price has fallen from $106,500 to $103,500 this week as short-term holders dump their holdings. According to the analysis, the selling pressure will gradually decrease, and as a result, the price floor is likely to be formed in the $94,000 to $97,000 range

Analysis: Bitcoin short-term holders selling at a loss

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Table of Contents
- Chain Ghost City
- Transaction Volume Remains Strong
- On-Chain Fees at Historic Lows
- Off-Chain Transaction Volume Increases
- Leverage Accumulation
- Conclusion

On-chain transaction count has decreased, but settlement volume has increased, indicating a rise in usage by large entities. Although the number of transactions has declined, the average transaction size has significantly grown, suggesting that institutional or high-net-worth participants are dominating on-chain activities.

Despite Bitcoin's trading price being close to historical highs, on-chain fees remain low, with demand for block space still minimal. This represents a significant difference from previous cycles. In previous cycles, ...

Bitcoin is on the rise, but the Bitcoin network has become a ghost town on the chain?

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The uncertainty surrounding global macro...