# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Holders

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Bitcoin Long-Term Holders Stay Resilient, But Profits Haven’t Fully Arrived – Here’s What To Know

Bitcoin's price has struggled to break above the $90,000 level, leaving long-term holders without significant profits despite their resilience. These investors, holding 13.6 million BTC worth $1.2 trillion, are waiting for stronger gains, as the price remains below the $100,000 mark. Market analyst CW notes that their patience may soon shift if the market rebounds, potentially transferring holdings to short-term holders and signaling a cycle peak. Meanwhile, on-chain activity has slowed, with the Cumulative Volume Delta indicator showing a balance between buying and selling pressure, suggesting consolidation. A key resistance level is forming at $94,000, and without increased activity from large holders, the downward trend may continue.

bitcoinist12/22 20:01

Bitcoin Long-Term Holders Stay Resilient, But Profits Haven’t Fully Arrived – Here’s What To Know

bitcoinist12/22 20:01

Here’s how Euro stablecoins hit $1B despite weak hype

Euro-denominated stablecoins have surpassed $1 billion in market value, doubling this year, with Circle’s EURC driving most of the growth and now holding a dominant market share. EURC holders have also surged past 150,000. Meanwhile, USD Coin (USDC) continues expanding across multiple blockchains, with supply on XDC Network exceeding $200 million and holder counts rising significantly on Base, Polygon, and Solana. Cross-chain transfer volumes via CCTP reached a record high of over $30 billion in Q4 2025, indicating that growth is increasingly driven by transaction activity rather than asset accumulation.

ambcrypto12/20 23:02

Here’s how Euro stablecoins hit $1B despite weak hype

ambcrypto12/20 23:02

By The Numbers: How Do Bitcoin, Ethereum, & Dogecoin Compare In Addresses?

Santiment's on-chain analysis reveals Ethereum leads in total number of addresses with non-zero balances at 167.96 million, significantly ahead of Bitcoin's 57.62 million. This gap is attributed to Ethereum's robust ecosystem of layer two blockchains and DeFi applications. USDT stablecoin ranks third with 9.63 million addresses, followed by Dogecoin (8.13 million) and XRP (7.41 million). While Bitcoin's holder count has remained relatively flat over the past year, Ethereum has continued to grow, further extending its lead. This growth is supported by a spike in Ethereum's Network Growth metric, which now averages 163,000 new addresses per day compared to 124,000 in July. At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading around $87,500, down 2% over the week.

bitcoinist12/20 15:01

By The Numbers: How Do Bitcoin, Ethereum, & Dogecoin Compare In Addresses?

bitcoinist12/20 15:01

Are Bears Still in Control? Bitcoin’s (BTC) Shows Downside Signals Despite Fresh Inflows

Bitcoin's price is experiencing a conflicted phase, trading over 30% below its all-time high despite some renewed institutional ETF interest. A significant source of selling pressure comes from long-term holders, with 1.6 million BTC sold since early 2023 and over $300 billion in long-held supply re-entering circulation in 2025 alone. Although U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a recent $457 million inflow, demand remains inconsistent and insufficient to counter persistent selling. Technically, BTC shows bearish signals, trading in a range below key moving averages with weak momentum. The market structure suggests continued downside risk until long-term holder distribution eases and liquidity improves.

bitcoinist12/19 04:02

Are Bears Still in Control? Bitcoin’s (BTC) Shows Downside Signals Despite Fresh Inflows

bitcoinist12/19 04:02

"Old Money" Sells Off, "New Money" Shrinks: Bitcoin Struggles to Find Support

Bitcoin is experiencing a sustained decline due to a significant supply-demand imbalance, with long-term holders selling at the fastest pace in over five years while market demand weakens. Since hitting its all-time high of $126,000 in January, Bitcoin has fallen nearly 30% and is struggling to find support around $85,000. Data shows that early holders ("OGs") have been liquidating their holdings aggressively, with $300 billion worth of dormant Bitcoin re-entering circulation in 2025 alone. Meanwhile, demand from key sources like ETF inflows, institutional interest, and retail participation has dried up. This was exacerbated by a market shock on October 10, when former President Trump’s tariff remarks triggered a record $19 billion liquidation. Despite a brief rally to $90,000, the market quickly resumed its downward trend. Analysts note that this cycle’s sell-off is unique—driven not by altcoin trading or protocol incentives, but by deep liquidity from U.S. ETFs and institutions, allowing early holders to realize profits. While some believe long-term holder selling may soon ease, Bitcoin continues to face pressure from weak demand and thin market liquidity. The market’s ability to stabilize remains uncertain.

华尔街日报12/18 00:15

"Old Money" Sells Off, "New Money" Shrinks: Bitcoin Struggles to Find Support

华尔街日报12/18 00:15

Strategy Scoops Up 10,000 BTC in a Single Week: How Much Is Left to Buy on the Market?

Strategy, a major long-term Bitcoin holder, has significantly increased its BTC holdings by over 10,000 BTC (worth $900 million) in a single week, despite a declining market and its mNAV falling below 1. This brings its total holdings to approximately 671,000 BTC, valued at over $50 billion, reinforcing its position as one of the world's largest institutional Bitcoin holders. This aggressive accumulation raises questions about the actual available supply of Bitcoin on the market. While 19.96 million BTC have been mined (95% of the total 21 million cap), the truly liquid supply is far smaller. An estimated 30% of Bitcoin is held long-term in "dormant" wallets, and around 20% is presumed permanently lost. Furthermore, institutional ownership from public companies, ETFs, and national funds is rapidly growing, and exchange balances have hit multi-year lows, indicating a shrinking pool of immediately sellable "float." Key data points on illiquid supply: - Long-term holders possess ~14.35 million BTC (over 70% of circulating supply). - 153 corporations hold BTC, with 29 public companies accounting for 1.082 million BTC. Strategy alone holds 671,000 BTC, representing 62% of that corporate total. - Spot Bitcoin ETFs hold ~1.311 million BTC, led by BlackRock (777,000 BTC) and Fidelity (202,000 BTC). - Governments hold ~615,000 BTC, with the U.S. (325,000 BTC) and China (190,000 BTC, per Glassnode) as the largest holders. - ~3.409 million BTC haven't moved in over a decade, with at least ~2.14 million BTC (including ~1 million attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto) considered permanently lost. With only ~2.49 million BTC left on exchanges (a multi-year low), the report concludes that the available supply is structurally shrinking as institutional buying pressure intensifies and long-term holders continue to accumulate, potentially leading to a significant shift in market dynamics.

Odaily星球日报12/17 13:25

Strategy Scoops Up 10,000 BTC in a Single Week: How Much Is Left to Buy on the Market?

Odaily星球日报12/17 13:25

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