CryptoQuant noted in its analysis that the surge in Bitcoin withdrawals could be attributed to preparations for the upcoming Bitcoin halving. According to the platform, this trend is typically connected with higher holdings in anticipation of future price increases. As investors prepare for anticipated market disruptions, the rise in withdrawals is an indicator of a changing market perspective.
Meanwhile, there has been a notable reduction in leveraged trading activity on the crypto market. Open Interest in derivatives markets is reported to have fallen from $18 billion to $14.2 billion. Analysts interpret this situation as a positive sign for the market, as it follows a period of high trading activity.
Furthermore, Bitcoin’s entry into the support zone of the Short-Term Holder Spent Output Profit Ratio (STH SOPR) supports the idea of a potential purchasing opportunity. Historically, this phase comes just before the price rises.
In an earlier U.Today report, Bitcoin skeptic Peter Schiff highlights $60,000 as a crucial support level for Bitcoin. He stated that a decisive break below this threshold could establish a “triple top” pattern, paving the way for a decline to $20,000.
This article was originally published on U.Today
Source: Cryptocurrency - investing.com
