The data shows Bitcoin losing and holding at a one-year high, while miners opened the year by amassing a massive amount of BTC.
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New data shows that Bitcoin (BTC) miners are hoarding more coins than at any point in the past five months, which could be a fresh signal that current prices are not for sale.
Analyzing the Miners Net Position Change Indicator on January 11, online chain analysis firm Glassnode revealed which popular Twitter account Bitcoin Archive description in the form of “huge” accumulation of miners.
Miners don’t want to sell
Bitcoin price may disappoint spot traders this year, but longtime market participants remain concerned.
In addition to the brave or seasoned miners, now miners are no exception, they have significantly increased their BTC holdings in the first two weeks of 2022.
The past five days have each seen more than 5,000 BTC per day hit the books of miners, with a de facto accumulation taking place since before the all-time high of $69,000 in September. 11.
Other data from online chain analysis service CryptoQuant has highlighted the extent to which miners have reclaimed their BTC real estate since the turmoil in China in May.
Total BTC reserves are 1.859 million BTC as of Monday, the highest level since a marked drop in late 2020 after BTC/USD surpassed all-time highs from 2017.
Hardest since January of last year
Going back to being strong, the percentage of Bitcoin supply that is perceived by long-term investors as lost or lost hit a one-year high this week.
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Affirming the faith of the scammers, 7.27 million BTC is currently unavailable on the market – possibly forever.
The index also bottomed out during the summer thanks to price disruptions caused by China’s mining ban.
In contrast, Glassnode Shows, an accumulation trend that has been accelerating since $69,000.
