Are You Selling Your Bitcoin to Institutions? Top Reasons to Reconsider and Hold BTC
2025-07-08 18:55:13
Main Idea
Bitcoin's price is still considered undervalued despite nearing its all-time high, with indicators like the Mayer Multiple suggesting room for growth, while dormant whale wallets are becoming active, potentially impacting the market.
Key Points
1. Bitcoin's Mayer Multiple is at 1.1x, indicating it is not overbought and may still be undervalued even near its all-time high.
2. Over 80,000 BTC from dormant wallets (inactive for over 5 years) are on the move, with some being sold, marking significant old supply revival.
3. Retail traders' relative absence could lead to pent-up FOMO if Bitcoin's price breaks its current range, potentially driving future volume surges.
4. The market cap of Bitcoin is above $2 trillion, making the movement of $8.6 billion worth of BTC a significant event.
5. Dormant whale wallets becoming active after long periods (e.g., 14 years) could introduce volatility or shocks to the market.
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The post Are You Selling Your Bitcoin to Institutions? Top Reasons to Reconsider and Hold BTC appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Over the past year, there’s been a massive shift in Bitcoin’s ownership whereinthe institutional players are increasingly accumulating BTC. this trend has been accelerated soon after the approval of spot ETFs in January 2024. On the other hand, many retail investors, tempted by short-term profits or scared by volatility, are offloading their BTC holdings. But her...
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