Illiquid Bitcoin Supply Surpasses 14M BTC as Whale Inflows Plunge—Bull Run Ahead?
Bitcoin inflows hit six-month lows as illiquid supply exceeds 14M BTC, signaling reduced sell pressure and rising long-term holder confidence.
Bitcoin inflows hit six-month lows as illiquid supply exceeds 14M BTC, signaling reduced sell pressure and rising long-term holder confidence.
Bitcoin tests long-standing resistance with strong momentum, bullish indicators, and a weekly structure hinting at a potential breakout ahead.
Bitcoin trades above $98,131 support as institutional buyers and long-term holders drive accumulation; resistance near $116,900 looms.
Institutions invest $3B in Bitcoin, led by Strategy₿’s $1.34B, amid a 73% liquidity drop and BlackRock’s $232.9M BTC purchase.
Bitcoin whales drive a 240K BTC accumulation while supply shortages and institutional demand push prices past $100K amid rising volatility.
Tether’s 4,812 BTC purchase for $458.7M and launch of treasury arm Twenty One boost institutional Bitcoin adoption and market momentum.
Bitcoin trades below $105K as global liquidity surges. Analysts see price consolidation and potential upside as BTC lags behind macro trends.
Bitcoin's bullish momentum strengthens as key metrics like Taker Buy Sell Ratio and Bull Score Index hit multi-year highs.
Five years after Bitcoin’s third halving, mining rewards have halved again as supply nears its cap and price steadies near $104K.
Bitcoin forms bull pennant pattern, eyes breakout to $111K as it consolidates between $102,526 support and $103,938 resistance.
A Bitcoin whale moved $126M off exchanges, unrealized profits remain high, and supply shrinks as 2024 demand momentum returns.
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