News with the tag "Profit-taking"

Bitcoin holders are showing reduced profit-taking despite significant price surges, indicating stronger long-term conviction in Bitcoin's value.

Bitcoin profit-taking reached over $1 billion in 24 hours, primarily by long-term holders, signaling a potential shift in market behavior and raising questions about broader crypto market trends.

Bitcoin's unrealized profits have reached a record $1.4 trillion, reflecting significant wealth accumulation for holders, but this also introduces potential market dynamics and challenges.

The recent cryptocurrency market dip was driven by profit-taking, liquidations of over-leveraged positions, and thinning liquidity, particularly affecting altcoins, but is viewed as a normal market correction rather than a sign of fundamental weakness.

A crypto whale made a $9.85 million profit by selling 8,005 ETH after holding it for just two weeks, highlighting the potential for significant gains in the volatile Ethereum market.

A Bitcoin whale deposited 400 BTC worth $47.11 million into Binance, securing an estimated $92 million profit, while retaining 1,100 BTC valued at $128 million, indicating continued confidence in Bitcoin.

Recent Bitcoin whale activity shows a surge in large BTC deposits to exchanges, potentially indicating profit-taking or capital rotation, which could impact market dynamics.

The article discusses emerging signs of profit-taking among Bitcoin holders, as indicated by on-chain analysis, and its potential implications for the cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin's price is surging towards $110,000, with key metrics like the SOPR Trend Signal and realized profits indicating a potential new bull market phase.

Bitcoin's recent profit-taking activity was driven by long-term holders, with older Bitcoin groups realizing significant profits during the market selloff.