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Daily Bitcoin trading volumes have notably decreased, similar to 2018’s lows, as per CryptoQuant data. Prevailing uncertainty, partly from the US Central Bank’s interest rate actions, is spurring a Bitcoin holding trend. Despite challenges, the resolute belief in blockchain and cryptocurrencies reflects the crypto ecosystem’s resilience and adaptability.

“Recent report by CryptoQuant draws parallels between Bitcoin Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO) patterns and the 2020 ‘black swan’ crash. A substantial 38% of these UTXOs were in loss at the end of August, a level similar to March 2020.”

As reported by CryptoQuant data, the regulatory filing of a spot ether exchange-traded fund (ETF) has triggered a reduction in the Grayscale Ethereum Trust’s discount to net asset value. This anticipated shift could potentially transform Ethereum’s future, fueling speculation about Grayscale converting its product into an ETF. Whether the transition will obliterate the discount to zero remains uncertain due to fluctuating investor sentiment.

“Short-Term Holder Spent Output Profit Ratio (STH-SOPR) for Bitcoin fell, indicating less profitable conditions for short-term Bitcoin holders. Amid a Bitcoin price correction, these holders face potential sales that could trigger further price descents. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETF applications are delayed, cooling investor enthusiasm.”

“The recent increase in Bitcoin’s exchange net flow coincides with a decrease in price, suggesting that long-term holders are selling their reserves. Also, a decline in Bitcoin velocity indicates a weak market. Analysts suggest seeking refuge in altcoins like PARROT, ANUBIS, and SOJU which are showing promising growth.”

The BTC price recently neared $23,000 amid growing interest in digital currencies, according to Cointelegraph. Despite this, doubts linger regarding the sustainability of this rally, as on-chain analytics indicate low genuine buyer interest. Some analysts speculate a possible pattern shift from $26,000 acting as support to resistance, which may instigate further downside.

“Analysts report a decrease in Bitcoin’s velocity to a 3-year low. JPMorgan claims Bitcoin’s downtrend may be ending based on declining interest in futures contracts. Altcoins like Toncoin, Monero, Quant, and Mantle show varying strength and potential upturns depend on Bitcoin’s future behavior.”

Bitcoin’s velocity, reflecting how swiftly BTC moves around the network, has hit a slowing point, indicating a stagnant Bitcoin supply at around $26,000. This could suggest that large Bitcoin holders maintain their holdings rather than selling, sparking a debate in the market. The slowdown also has implications for other cryptocurrencies, particularly Ripple Labs, currently under the scrutiny of the Security and Exchange Commission.

The U.S. dollar value in active ether perpetual futures contracts on Binance has dropped to $1.41 billion, the lowest in over a year. Binance has seen its ether futures notional value dip 35% within a week, reflecting a system-wide leverage washout. This suggests a lower probability of future volatility instigated by liquidations.

“The markets face potential volatility amidst concerns of Bitcoin’s latest price changes, affected by rising unrealized losses and external factors such as statements at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium. Despite investor fear and the recent 11% BTC drop, historical patterns suggest potential for robust recovery.”

“Bitcoin’s ‘taker buy-sell ratio’ on crypto exchanges peaked at 1.36 recently, indicating strong bullish sentiment. This suggests that buy volume is exceeding sell volume, a classic sign of bullish trading. Some attribute this to large Bitcoin investors, often termed ‘whales’, increasing their buying volume.”

“Bitcoin (BTC) risks plunging below a key support level at $29,000 as concerns over Binance impacts the market. However, many believe this is an extension of familiar patterns and could lead to substantial future price movements. Market dynamics are being influenced by these factors, and thorough understanding is crucial for informed decisions.”

Cryptocurrency enthusiasts continue to invest in the emerging Base blockchain, developed by Coinbase, despite it not being officially open to the public. Yet, despite its potential, there’s been a harsh reality of scams and empty promises. Investors are lured by the opportunity of striking gold in the meme-coin market, but often end up unknowingly buying worthless tokens. The future of Base is therefore uncertain.

BlackRock’s application for a bitcoin spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) has reinvigorated the cryptocurrency market and positively influenced Bitcoin’s value. However, Bitcoin futures traders show reluctance towards high-risk dealings. Observations indicate that spot prices may increase in the near future, as long-term holders acquire more Bitcoins, even as regulatory uncertainties underlie.

Bitcoin’s market stability at the $30K level is influenced by speculative trading behavior, accelerated sales from miners seeking liquidity before the 2024 block subsidy halving, and a decline in BTC price volatility. These factors contribute to a seemingly stagnant Bitcoin market, yet this could change swiftly due to market shifts or sentiment.

“The cryptocurrency world has seen significant liquidation recently with $85.68 million worth of bullish bitcoin longs positions liquidated in the past 24 hours. Notably, most of these positions were in the $30,200 to $30,500 range and were highly leveraged. As the market conflicts with these leveraged bets, traders face potential forced liquidations. Surprisingly, leverage has been regaining favor since April, intensifying volatility in the crypto market. Amid this, Bitcoin hovers just over the $30,000 mark raising queries regarding another potential bull run or further downturn.”

Bitcoin experienced a 15% surge reaching $31,250, with a trading volume of $10 billion over the weekend, drawing investors and analysts’ attention. Monitoring whale activity in low-liquidity exchanges could provide valuable insights into market movements. Technical indicators suggest overbought conditions, and the $31,000 level is crucial for Bitcoin’s upward momentum.

As Bitcoin’s price hovers around $30,000, traders predict its next targets amid market uncertainty. Some traders are optimistic about reaching a yearly high of $31,000, whereas others anticipate a snap drop in value. Market sentiment remains divided as the cryptocurrency industry struggles to determine Bitcoin’s future direction and its impact on other digital assets.

The crypto market experienced a significant recovery with Bitcoin and Ethereum prices reaching a six-week high. This surge followed US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s testimony and increased institutional interest in the crypto market, including BlackRock iShares’ Bitcoin ETF application.

Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) trading activity soared following BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF filing, with its share price skyrocketing by 11.40%. As more financial institutions apply for spot-Bitcoin ETFs, Grayscale’s market dominance could be at risk amid competition and substantial fees imposed on traders.

Despite recent SEC filings alleging certain tokens as securities, the value locked in DeFi applications remains stable, suggesting positive sentiment among market participants. The lack of capital flight indicates that remaining participants are dedicated believers, unaffected by the SEC’s actions and confident in DeFi’s technological future and growth potential.

The crypto markets remained resilient after the SEC filed a lawsuit against Binance and its founder for reportedly violating federal securities laws. Despite massive net outflows, Binance’s stablecoin balance stays healthy. The lawsuit’s outcome will be crucial in shaping the crypto market landscape and token offerings regulation.

Ethereum staking deposits surged to an all-time high of 24.17 million ETH ($46.03 billion) post-Shanghai upgrade, leading to a sharp reduction in the overall supply of Ethereum tokens. The rise in ETH locked and increased staking is pulling tokens out of circulation, potentially putting upward pressure on Ethereum’s price and making it more attractive to institutional investors.

Bitcoin price struggles as US Federal Reserve increases rates, causing whales and miners to sell their BTC holdings. With the BTC price falling below the critical 200-Week Moving Average, market participants must closely monitor upcoming developments, including potential aggressive interest rate hikes.

An indicator that has consistently foreshadowed previous major Bitcoin bull markets is on the verge of turning green again. The Realized Price of Long-term Holders indicator is predicted to soon surpass the Realized Price, suggesting a new Bitcoin bull market. Various on-chain and technical indicators, along with the Stock-to-Flow model, add support to this bullish outlook.