Bitcoin (BTC) Plunges to $90,600 Amid Declining Whale Activity: What’s Next?
Market experts reveal that Bitcoin's ongoing slump aligns with historical patterns seen in previous post-halving years.
Market experts reveal that Bitcoin's ongoing slump aligns with historical patterns seen in previous post-halving years.
Riot produced 1,104 Bitcoin in Q3 2024, maintaining last year's production level despite challenges from the halving event.
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Bitcoin miner holdings have plummeted by 50% from the peak, marking the lowest level in over 5,000 days, or 14
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Despite occasional peaks, Runes' fee revenue shows a declining trend post-launch, signaling a shift from initial high activity levels.
Bitcoin miners are strategically accumulating to sell at better prices in the future.
BitMEX's Arthur Hayes said that the recent bitcoin slump was a "well-needed market cleansing."