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Bitcoin miners have begun selling off their BTC holdings, hinting at a potential change in price momentum. Analysts advise monitoring miner behavior for wise investment, as miners significantly impact the circulating supply and price of BTC. Recent miner deposits and offloading coincide with changes...
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Bitcoin miners have begun selling off their BTC holdings, hinting at a potential change in price momentum. Analysts advise monitoring miner behavior for wise investment, as miners significantly impact the circulating supply and price of BTC. Recent miner deposits and offloading coincide with changes in Bitcoin's price, with predictions for a surge in price beyond $50,000 and a potential reach of $125,000 by the end of the year.
According to a post from SignalQuant, short-term miner behavior may be necessary to watch for "wise investment." Miners are the first recipients of all new BTC issued by the Bitcoin network, as well as all transaction fees paid by users, giving them the ultimate power over the market's circulating supply. Analysts have cited past miner deposits and offloading coinciding with changes in Bitcoin's price, with recent offloading following a period of high Ordinals activity, driving up network transaction fees and providing miners with a major source of profit. Despite the bearish view from SignalQuant, Matrixport predicts a surge above $50,000 in the near future and the potential for Bitcoin to reach $125,000 by the end of the year.
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