Long-Term Bitcoin Investors Sell 400K BTC: Predictions for Price Decline
In recent weeks, long-term holders of Bitcoin have sold a substantial amount of BTC, raising concerns about potential price drops.
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In recent weeks, long-term holders of Bitcoin have sold a substantial amount of BTC, raising concerns about potential price drops.
The significant decline in gold prices contrasts sharply with the inflow surge for Bitcoin ETFs, indicating a shift in investor sentiment.
Bitcoin faces a critical moment, with sellers capping prices at $112K. Key data and upcoming macroeconomic events may catalyze significant movement.
Bitcoin's price volatility surges ahead of its weekly close, with liquidations surpassing $200 million as it approaches a significant reclaim threshold.
The cryptocurrency market experiences intense volatility with Binance stepping up to support affected traders, along with JPMorgan preparing to offer crypto trading services.
Ether's value recovery prospects depend on improving U.S. economic indicators, as traders exercise caution following recent market volatility and liquidations.

Smaller investors are entering the Bitcoin market, while larger holders ease their selling activity.
Bitcoin's recent downturn to $107,600 highlights market uncertainty amidst macroeconomic challenges, yet experts advise viewing dips as buying opportunities.
Zcash (ZEC) has fully regained its losses from a recent market collapse and even reached a new peak of $291 before settling back to approximately $270.
BNB has risen significantly, overtaking XRP and establishing itself as the third-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, amidst discussions about potential market manipulation.
Major financial institutions forecast a significant rise in Bitcoin's value, with expectations soaring as high as $200,000 by the end of Q4 2025.
Ether's potential to surpass $5,000 hinges on institutional purchasing, despite increasing competition and cautious derivatives metrics impacting investor mood.

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