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Stop waiting for quarterly reports. CryptoQuant’s on‑chain data shows you real‑time Bitcoin mining performance—tracking production and revenue with near‑100% accuracy. See how top miners like MARA, RIOT, CORZ, and more are performing today. Check out our live dashboard to verify the numbers for yourself: https://lnkd.in/dc-Qp-vc

Bitcoin’s network activity is shrinking. Transactions and mempool usage hit a one-year low—while Bitcoin trades above its fair value range. What does this mean for investors? Our interactive dashboard reveals the full story. Explore actionable insights now: https://lnkd.in/e6y2fU7K

Activity on the Bitcoin network has experienced a 17% drawdown since November 20, 2024. Additionally, activity is significantly below trend for the first time since May 2021, after China banned Bitcoin mining. Take a look at our recently published report: https://lnkd.in/e4DzNMUA

US trade war causes largest capitulation since August 2024🚨 After the high volatility spike this Monday, the level of realized on-chain losses reached US$ 1.31 billion, being the largest wave of capitulations since August 5th of last year. In the last major capitulation wave, the price also made a significant downward movement, forcing liquidation on exchanges and generating a high amount of on-chain losses. Note that moments of capitulation usually signal the exhaustion of the on-chain selling force, and although we cannot say that bitcoin will not fall in the short term, it is possible that the next drops will be limited. It is worth remembering that the current price is highly sensitive to macroeconomic factors, which can affect this on-chain structure. Data from CryptoQuant

⚠️ Bitcoin: How UTXO Age Bands Reveal Investor Behavior and Market Sentiment Bitcoin transactions work on an UTXO model, where each transaction creates outputs that either get spent in a future transaction or remain unspent (UTXOs). Each UTXO has an age, which is the time since it was last moved. Bitcoin analysts segment UTXOs into cohorts based on their age to analyze investor behavior, liquidity, and market cycles. To put it simply: ✅ Long-Term Holders (LTH) – Bitcoins held for more than 6 months. ✅ Short-Term Holders (STH) – Bitcoins held for less than 6 months. The 6 months threshold was chosen because historical data shows that Bitcoin held beyond this period has a significantly lower probability of being spent. Long-term holders are patient investors, while short-term holders are more likely to react to volatility. Understanding when short-term holders are capitulating and when long-term holders are accumulating provides insights into Bitcoin’s market structure. Deeper Segmentation of Short-Term Holders (STH) Using UTXO Age Bands While this segmentation differentiates Long-Term Holders (LTH) and Short-Term Holders (STH) using the 6 months threshold, we can go even deeper by segmenting STH UTXOs into finer age bands. This subcohort analysis allows for a more granular understanding of investor behavior, particularly among short-term market participants who are more reactive to price changes. By analyzing supply across these age bands, we can: 📌 Identify when short-term holders are increasing or decreasing their positions. 📌 Detect potential market tops when newer coins dominate supply, as short-term traders take profits. 📌 Spot accumulation phases when older short-term holder bands are growing and transitioning toward LTH. Data: CryptoQuant Continue reading in the comments. 🔎

Stablecoin liquidity just surpassed $200B, signaling a potential rally for Bitcoin and other crypto assets. USDT has hit record levels on centralized exchanges, while USDC’s market cap has soared 20%—its fastest pace in a year. Historically, rising stablecoin liquidity often precedes sustained gains across the crypto market. Stay ahead of the curve—check out our dashboard for real-time data and insights: https://lnkd.in/d2H3AKwh

Bitcoin’s Turning Point? Large investors are back in accumulation mode, with holdings growing from 16.2M to 16.4M BTC since November. Daily realized profits have also dropped significantly, suggesting selling pressure has eased. However, overall demand growth remains sluggish, with the rate of expansion slowing from 279K BTC in December to 75K BTC today. Demand must recover for a sustainable rally. Ethereum, meanwhile, has struggled, falling 43% against BTC since 2023 due to inflationary pressures. Read the full breakdown here: https://lnkd.in/dndhe_aD #cryptoquant #bitcoin #btc #eth #ethereum

Bitcoin’s price could soar past 200k in 2025. Potential $520B inflows, pro-crypto policies, and a bullish 4-year cycle drive this outlook. The multiplier effect means every $1 inflow could boost BTC’s market value by $2-$6. Explore our dashboard for all the insights: https://lnkd.in/dFgf8G7P #cryptoquant #btc #bitcoin

We surveyed 1,478 crypto investors. Here are the results from our Global Cryptocurrency Survey. Young, experienced crypto users pick Binance as the global favorite. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Layer 2 remain the top picks, with AI-blockchain ideas gaining ground with Spot trading being the go-to strategy. Read the full report 👇 https://lnkd.in/de4C8QBx

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