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Bitcoin Transactions Hit Highest Since 2024—But Fees Remain Low

Bitcoin network activity has surged to its highest level since November 2024, with daily transactions reaching 615,000, according to on-chain data from CryptoQuant. The Network Activity Index, which tracks metrics like active addresses and transactions, has sharply rebounded above its 365-day moving average after a prolonged decline. Despite the increase in transactions, network fees remain low, suggesting the activity may not be driven entirely by organic user demand. Instead, it could be due to exchanges, custodians, and large holders conducting operational moves like UTXO management amid low fee conditions. Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s price briefly recovered above $70,000 before retracing to around $69,000.

bitcoinist04/08 00:01

Bitcoin Transactions Hit Highest Since 2024—But Fees Remain Low

bitcoinist04/08 00:01

Is Bitcoin’s KEY demand zone at risk amid 188K BTC sell-off?

Bitcoin's market structure is facing a critical test as whale behavior shifts from accumulation to distribution. Addresses holding 1K–10K BTC have become net sellers, reducing holdings by 188K BTC over the past year. This structural selling pressure is compounded by increased exchange withdrawals from short-term holders and a recent 500 BTC sale by miner Riot Platforms. All attention is now on the key $62K–$65K demand zone. If this support holds, it could stabilize prices and preserve the bullish structure. A breakdown, however, may lead to a significant correction, indicating overwhelming selling pressure.

ambcrypto04/02 18:05

Is Bitcoin’s KEY demand zone at risk amid 188K BTC sell-off?

ambcrypto04/02 18:05

Bitcoin treasury holdings drop 1% – Riot, Empery lead $150 mln BTC dump

Bitcoin treasury holdings among public companies decreased by approximately 1% in the past week, equivalent to around 10,000 BTC sold. Major contributors to the sell-off include Riot Platforms, which disposed of 500 BTC worth $34.13 million, and Empery Digital, which liquidated its entire remaining stash of 1,795 BTC valued at $122.53 million. This trend is part of a broader miner liquidation phase that began in late 2025, driven by debt reduction and operational optimization. Concurrently, large Bitcoin whales (holders of 1K–10K BTC) have become net sellers, offloading approximately 188,000 BTC in early 2026, creating sustained structural selling pressure. These collective disposals contributed to a recent 3% price drop, with BTC falling to $66,000 after facing rejection at $69,000.

ambcrypto04/02 15:36

Bitcoin treasury holdings drop 1% – Riot, Empery lead $150 mln BTC dump

ambcrypto04/02 15:36

Bitcoin Miners Are Coming Back—Hashrate Jumps 12.5% From March Lows

On-chain data shows the Bitcoin mining hashrate has increased by 12.5% since its March 19 low of 920.8 EH/s, reaching 1,036.6 EH/s. This recovery suggests miners are returning to the network, contradicting earlier speculation that a shift toward AI and data center businesses was causing a permanent decline. The rebound occurred despite Bitcoin's price consolidation around $67,600 and a recent reversal in ETF flows, with US spot Bitcoin ETFs experiencing $296 million in outflows last week after four consecutive weeks of inflows. The hashrate has not yet fully recovered to its March 1 peak of 1,083.9 EH/s, but the current trajectory indicates a potential full recovery if the trend continues.

bitcoinist03/31 05:01

Bitcoin Miners Are Coming Back—Hashrate Jumps 12.5% From March Lows

bitcoinist03/31 05:01

Bitcoin Game Theory Framework Tracks Market Coordination — Here’s How

The Bitcoin Game Theory framework analyzes market structure by tracking coordination between miners, investors, traders, and institutions. It aims to detect early signs of alignment breakdown, which has historically preceded major downturns. For example, it signaled exits in May 2022 and October 2025, avoiding subsequent declines of 54% and 45.5%, respectively. Currently, the market is transitioning as long-term whales finished accumulating in late 2025, while new whales are still building positions. This dual accumulation may delay the rally but could lead to a stronger bull run if both groups converge. Despite Bitcoin trading near 2021 prices, analysts project growth to $200,000 by 2027-2030 and potentially $500,000 by 2033-2035, emphasizing that current stability reflects building underlying pressure rather than bearish sentiment.

bitcoinist03/29 07:21

Bitcoin Game Theory Framework Tracks Market Coordination — Here’s How

bitcoinist03/29 07:21

MARA’s pivot to AI is net positive for Bitcoin, experts believe – Here’s why

Public Bitcoin miners like Marathon Digital (MARA) are increasingly shifting resources toward AI, a move analysts see as beneficial for the remaining Bitcoin mining ecosystem. While this pivot reduces the overall network hashrate, it leads to a decrease in mining difficulty. This, in turn, improves profit margins for the solo and medium-sized miners who continue operating. MARA recently sold over $1 billion in BTC to reduce debt and fund its new AI data center venture, a trend followed by other major miners. The current cycle shows the lowest network difficulty growth as a result. Analysts suggest this creates a more balanced ecosystem with less hash rate controlled by large public companies. Furthermore, a potential energy price increase, triggered by an extended closure of the Strait of Hormuz, could disadvantage oil-dependent miners and further benefit smaller operations with stable power agreements. Although miner distress eased in early March, supporting BTC's price recovery, a drop below $65,000 could trigger another wave of miner sell-offs and put downward pressure on the price.

ambcrypto03/29 07:01

MARA’s pivot to AI is net positive for Bitcoin, experts believe – Here’s why

ambcrypto03/29 07:01

Bitcoin Miners Are Bleeding: This Is Why You Should Be Paying Attention

Bitcoin miners have significantly reduced their selling pressure, signaling a potential formation of a market bottom. This decline in forced selling indicates late-stage capitulation, where unprofitable operations have shut down or been consolidated. Despite Bitcoin's struggle to break above $71,000, the supply side is strengthening as the mining industry undergoes structural changes. Hash rate continues to rise even as mining profitability collapses, with production costs averaging around $80,000. The surviving miners are large players with cheap energy, capital access, or alternative revenue streams like AI. This consolidation means miners will sell less and hold more, creating a more stable supply foundation—though weak demand remains a key hurdle for a full recovery.

bitcoinist03/27 22:39

Bitcoin Miners Are Bleeding: This Is Why You Should Be Paying Attention

bitcoinist03/27 22:39

After Bitcoin miners’ $373M move, traders should watch out for THIS price level!

Bitcoin's price has declined to around $67,500 after recently hitting $72,000, reflecting ongoing market uncertainty. A key development is miners moving approximately $373 million worth of BTC (5,450 BTC) to exchanges on March 26, marking a six-day high in Miner-to-Exchange Flow. While not yet confirms a full sell-off, it indicates potential short-term downside risk as exchange inflows often precede selling pressure. Additionally, on-chain metrics show structural weakness, with Daily Active Addresses dropping 30% since August 2025, suggesting reduced network participation. The market's direction now critically depends on a key ascending support level; a break below it could signal a bearish phase, while a rebound may trigger a short-term rally and mitigate miner-driven selling.

ambcrypto03/27 20:52

After Bitcoin miners’ $373M move, traders should watch out for THIS price level!

ambcrypto03/27 20:52

Bitcoin Miners Are Under Heavy Profit Pressure, CoinShares Finds

CoinShares' Q1 2026 report reveals Bitcoin miners are under severe financial pressure due to falling BTC prices, low hashprice, and intense competition, pushing many toward breakeven or losses. The weighted average cash cost to produce one BTC rose to nearly $80,000 in Q4 2025. Hashprice dropped significantly to $29/PH/s/day in Q1, causing miner capitulation and three consecutive negative difficulty adjustments. Approximately 15-20% of the global mining fleet is now unprofitable. Public miners have sold over 15,000 BTC from their treasuries, with some liquidating holdings entirely. The sector is diverging: some remain focused on Bitcoin, while others pivot to AI and high-performance computing, with AI revenue potentially reaching 70% by end-2026. This shift introduces new risks as companies take on substantial debt to fund AI expansions.

bitcoinist03/27 19:47

Bitcoin Miners Are Under Heavy Profit Pressure, CoinShares Finds

bitcoinist03/27 19:47

Miners aren’t selling, yet Bitcoin is falling – What’s changed?

Despite the common belief that Bitcoin's recent price decline was driven by miners selling due to rising post-halving costs, data suggests otherwise. The Miner Supply Ratio, which tracks BTC transfers from miners to exchanges, has been steadily falling since early 2025, indicating miners are actually selling less. Instead, the downturn may be attributed to weak demand and concerns about the market's ability to absorb supply. The next price movement will likely depend on whether buying interest returns.

ambcrypto03/26 05:37

Miners aren’t selling, yet Bitcoin is falling – What’s changed?

ambcrypto03/26 05:37

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