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May 13, 2022, 04:21:39 PM
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The only group of holders who are not underwater right now are those who have held bitcoins for more than 2 years:



The percentage of bitcoins that are without movement for 1 year+ has updated an all-time high:



The number of addresses that have a minimum of 1 BTC has broken ATH:



Futures trading volume is also growing rapidly. Apparently, the crowd began to actively open longs with leverage:



Bitcoin is leaking out of ETFs:



Miners actively bring bitcoin to exchanges:



A daily doji can signal the start of a large trend:



Santiment notes a sharp increase in activity in the bitcoin network. And this is a good sign, as Glassnode noted this week that the network drop is one of the key signs of bearish sentiment:



SP500 on the brink of a bear market:

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May 12, 2022, 09:28:36 AM
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So, the price of bitcoin has reached a global bullish trend and successfully rebounded from it, today's daily candle has every chance to close in green, which should mark a rebound:



Recently, Kaiko and CoinShares released fresh reports:

- https://blog.kaiko.com/bitcoins-correlation-with-nasdaq-at-all-time-highs-7fbda3c06f84
- https://blog.coinshares.com/volume-79-digital-asset-fund-flows-weekly-report-7c2742eacb77

Despite the strong fall in the price of bitcoin, the inflow into the crypto industry was higher than the outflow, which suggests that investors currently see good opportunities to increase their positions:



The main group of investors that created selling pressure were private wallets, the percentage of which increased from 10% to 40% in the flow of bitcoins to exchanges for sale. This means that institutional investors did not panic and kept their assets intact:



Crowd fear has reached an all-time high. Perhaps this is a good signal to start buying cryptocurrency:



Bitcoin Nasdaq Correlation Reaches ATH:



At the same time, the correlation of Bitcoin with the SP500 has a positive trend:



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We chart the Bitcoin to Nasdaq price ratio alongside 5-year inflation expectations — a market based measure of the expected inflation over the next 5 years — and can observe this trend in action. However, it could also mean that Bitcoin is perceived as a riskier asset and it suffers more when the Fed’s credibility in fighting inflation is improving.



There are also tangible shifts in the direction of bitcoin and crypto adoption, as Turkey’s demand for cryptocurrencies has increased due to 70% inflation. And as a rule, people are always looking for salvation in cryptocurrencies in countries where there is high inflation or an unstable economic situation:



Open interest in bitcoin futures has been relatively quiet during sell-offs, suggesting that the drop is not driven by more derivative pressure, increased leverage, and other factors. The sales were spot.

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May 10, 2022, 07:49:50 AM
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