Crypto Minersâ Bitcoin Reserves Hit Lowest Level Since May Amidst Increased Selling Pressure
Bitcoin miner reserves are at their lowest since May, indicating increased selling pressure amid December's 13% gain.
#CryptoQuant data reveals a steady decline in miner reserves, with a reported sale of around 3,000 bitcoins in the past 24 hours, reducing their holdings to about 1,834,447 BTC. Despite Bitcoin's price rising from $30,000 to nearly $43,000, the reduction suggests impactful selling activities affecting market dynamics. MicroStrategy reportedly absorbed a significant portion of the sell-off, with CEO Michael Saylor announcing the acquisition of an additional 14,620 bitcoins. As the Bitcoin community approaches the April block subsidy halving, where rewards reduce to 3.125 BTC per block from 6.25 BTC, analysts anticipate a supply shock potentially driving Bitcoin prices to $160,000. The recent surge in mining difficulty to over 72 trillion suggests global acceleration in mining operations, showcasing the Bitcoin network's robustness and maturity amid market volatility. The next difficulty adjustment on January 5, 2024, will provide insights into Bitcoin mining's evolving dynamics and potential market impact.
Source - Hassan Shittu @hassan-shittu
Website - Cryptonews
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