Bitcoin’s current stability near $117,500 is being shaped almost entirely by retail investors, according to Binance’s latest trading data. Inflows show that smaller transactions dominate. Retail Traders Dominate BTC In its latest report, CryptoQuant revealed that inflows of 0-0.001 BTC recorded nearly 97,000 BTC, and those in the 0.001-0.01 BTC range amounted to about 719,000 […]
There have been diverging signals across crypto markets and US politics. Ethereum (ETH) deposits to Binance have continued for five consecutive days. In Bitcoin, the Short-Term Holder (STH) Net Position Realized Cap has surged from over negative $49 billion to more than $5 billion. Such a trend reflects aggressive accumulation by retail traders seeking exposure
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While bitcoin demand among large investors is picking up as time passes, smaller market players are lagging. According to a CryptoQuant report, the holdings of retail bitcoin investors are growing at a historically slow pace, even as this cohort of players gradually returns to the market amid BTC’s ascent to the $70,000 level. Retail Investor
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After an unsuccessful attempt to break past the $70,000 mark this week, bitcoin briefly dipped below $67,000 before staging a modest recovery. Despite the brief pullback, data indicates a renewed interest from retail investors, which is typically seen as a strong indicator of broader market sentiment. Bitcoin Retail Activity Returns CryptoQuant’s latest analysis reveals a
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