Retail or Whales? CryptoQuant Analyzes the Forces Behind Bitcoin’s Latest Rally
Main Idea
The current Bitcoin bull run is primarily driven by institutional investors and large players, while retail investors remain largely absent, unlike previous cycles marked by retail frenzy.
Key Points
1. Larger investors (institutions, high-volume wallets, ETFs) are aggressively accumulating BTC, signaling long-term confidence.
2. Retail investors are selling BTC despite the price surge, contrasting with past bull runs driven by retail participation.
3. Google Trends data shows muted retail interest in Bitcoin, with no signs of FOMO (fear of missing out) observed in previous cycles.
4. CryptoQuant notes this cycle lacks the retail-driven 'madness' of 2021, with 'quiet and smart money' dominating the market.
5. Increased retail participation could signal the end of the bull run, suggesting BTC still has room for growth until then.
Description
On-chain data analyzed by the market intelligence firm CryptoQuant has revealed that retail Bitcoin players are almost nowhere to be found amid the latest rally. Larger investors, however, are driving the surge. According to the report , this cycle is different from previous ones because retail investors are selling, while large players are buying. Retail Investors Are Absent In past cycles, retail players have consistently dominated the final phases of bitcoin’s (BTC) bull run. The crypto marke...
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