Long-term Bitcoin holders keep piling, while short-term holders keep selling

Bitcoin (BTC) has spent between $ 30,000 and $ 40,000 in the past two months.

It therefore shows that bulls and bears were embroidered in a fight, and William Clemente III. acknowledged this fact. The on-chain analyst stated:

“Long-term holders keep piling up: +20,969 BTC on their holdings today, +145,021 BTC on their holdings last week, and +397,487 BTC on their holdings last month.”

He added:

“Short term holders continue to sell: -15,085 BTC from their holdings today, -112,950 BTC from their holdings last week, and -428,749 BTC from their holdings last month.”

These statistics show that their short-term counterparts are dumping their holdings while long-term holders continue to buy more Bitcoin.

Crypto data provider Dilution-Proof recently announced that short-term owners have been selling at a net loss since May 13th.

The total fees paid on the Bitcoin network hit an 11-month low

Total BTC charges hit an 11-month low of 1.488 BTC, according to on-chain metrics provider Glassnode.

This is related to the recent market crash that saw Bitcoin price drop from an all-time high (ATH) of 64.8 on May 19th.

Google search for legal tender reached an ATH. Lucas Outumuro, a senior analyst at IntoTheBlock, admitted that Google searches for “legal tender” had gone through the roof. He stated:

“The world is paying attention. The Google search for “legal tender” has reached a new high after the Bitcoin law of El Salvador. “

El Salvador recently became the first country to introduce Bitcoin as legal tender. This move is expected to create jobs in a country where 70% of the population work in the informal economy and do not have a bank account.

In addition, it is believed to be a pathway that provides access to investment, savings, credit, and secure transactions.

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