Quick Take Bitcoin recorded a 7% gain, culminating in a year-to-date peak of $38,800 by Dec. 1. This milestone ignited the most considerable profit realization from short-term holders seen in recent times since November 2021. Short-term holders, defined as those who keep Bitcoin for less than 155 days, recorded approximate profits of $1.5 billion. Short-term […]
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Bitcoin recorded a 7% gain, culminating in a year-to-date peak of $38,800 by Dec. 1. This milestone ignited the most considerable profit realization from short-term holders seen in recent times since November 2021. Short-term holders, defined as those who keep Bitcoin for less than 155 days, recorded approximate profits of $1.5 billion.
This significant move was, however, accompanied by a few hundred million in losses. This bustling activity resulted in approximately 46,000 Bitcoin being transferred to exchanges, a movement that feeds into the already declining investor base of short-term holders, which hit a record low just last week, as confirmed by CryptoSlate.
In stark contrast, long-term holders have shown a relatively subdued response to the market’s recent fluctuations, indicating a potentially more sustained trust in the asset’s long-term value.
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