- Bitcoin has started the week with strong bullish trends.
- The number of Bitcoin addresses holding 0.01 BTC or less has reached a record high.
- Long-Term Holders currently own 70% of the total Bitcoin supply.
On a high note, Bitcoin
On Wednesday, two significant events, including the cryptocurrency market, could impact global markets. The Chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve will hold a press briefing following the announcement of the Fed’s decision on interest rates.
The latest data reveals that the count of Bitcoin addresses holding a balance of 0.01 BTC or less has reached a record peak. Approximately 37 million addresses possess an amount equal to or less than 0.01 BTC.
According to data from Glassnode, Long-Term Holders (LTH) currently own an unprecedented 70% of the total Bitcoin supply, equivalent to 14,787,265 BTC, and this proportion continues to increase. Importantly, after maintaining their Bitcoin holdings for an average period exceeding 155 days, approximately 69.2% of these long-term investors have realized profits.
Bulls are in full command
Recently, Bitcoin has demonstrated significant upward momentum. The value has risen beyond $27,000 at the time of this report. According to CMC data, it is currently being traded at $27,065. Furthermore, there has been a 43.07% increase in the trading volume.
Should the price successfully surpass the resistance level of $28,000, it will probably challenge the subsequent resistance level at $31,480. Conversely, if the price dips below the support level of $26,370, it is likely to test the critical resistance level of $25,000. The forthcoming FOMC meeting, which has the potential to influence the price in either direction, will be closely watched by all.
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