On-chain data shows Bitcoin hasn’t yet hit a bear market bottom as the supply in profit is still more than that in loss.
On-chain data shows large institutional investors are still active in the Bitcoin market through over-the-counter (OTC) trading.
On-chain data shows the amount of Bitcoin supply in loss has now risen to the highest value since the COVID-19 crash.
Data shows the Bitcoin trading volume has continued to remain at unusually low values recently as market activity remains muted.
Data shows the non-fungible token (NFT) weekly trading volume has observed a surge this week, clocking close to a peak of $650 million.
The English Premier League side Liverpool FC has been looking into a crypto shirt sponsor, as suggested by a report.
A quant has explained using on-chain data why the current Bitcoin bear market looks to be different from the previous ones.
Data shows much of the Bitcoin market distribution is the same since January of 2022, when the crypto hit the $33k bottom.
Data shows the prices of Bitcoin mining rigs have been going down for a while now as profitability for miners has been observing a shrink.
Data shows the Bitcoin mining hashrate seems to have hit a plateau since the beginning of March, after observing a steady rise for many months.
