New investors new to the crypto world are panicking and offloading their holdings, fueling a surge in selling pressure within the Bitcoin market. According to data from CryptoQuant, approximately $2.4 billion worth of Bitcoin, held for 3 to 6 months, changed hands during the recent price decline.
“Investor capitulation is evident as about $2.4 billion worth of #Bitcoin, held between 3 to 6 months, moved during the downturn,” noted @caueconomy. Read more [Link to CryptoQuant article] [Image: CryptoQuant.com]
Meanwhile, steadfast long-term Bitcoin holders remained resolute amid the market turmoil. The selling pressure primarily stems from investors who entered the market earlier this year, expecting significant gains from ETFs and halvings, but are now being compelled to exit.
While short-term holders are selling off their Bitcoin, those who have held their investments for over a year are showing remarkable resilience, choosing not to sell during this market dip. This illustrates that genuine Bitcoin holders are maintaining their positions.
The recent declines underscore the volatility of the cryptocurrency market and highlight the varying impacts of different investor types. It emphasizes the importance of assessing market dynamics and investment strategies, especially for inexperienced traders.
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