Bitcoin has rebounded from last weekβs dip below $114k, climbing back toward $121k.
This weekβs Market Pulse looks at spot, derivatives, ETFs, and on-chain signals to assess if the recovery can sustain - or if profit-taking will take over: https://glassno.de/4majDDk
This weekβs Market Pulse looks at spot, derivatives, ETFs, and on-chain signals to assess if the recovery can sustain - or if profit-taking will take over: https://glassno.de/4majDDk
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A useful gauge of short-term demand trends and potential reversals: when the cost basis of 1wβ1m holders exceeds that of 1mβ3m holders, it signals newer buyers paying a premium - a bullish sign. The gap remains wide, suggesting short-term demand for Bitcoin is still strong.
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In periods of heightened volatility, Glassnodeβs Supply by Investor Behavior metric gives a deeper pulse of the market. For Bitcoin, we are seeing:
πΈSupply held by First Buyers has risen +1.0% (4.88M β 4.93M BTC) over the past 5 days - showing fresh demand continues to enter.
πΈConviction Buyers rose +10.1% (933K β 1.03M BTC) over 5 days. Yet compared to Aprilβs surge, engagement looks muted - suggesting this dip is too shallow for strategic buying, or investors remain hesitant.
πΈLoss Sellers spiked +37.8% (63K β 87K BTC) over the past 5 days. Still, compared to earlier this year, realized losses remain contained - suggesting few investors are panicking.
πΈProfit Takers jumped +5.4% (1.73M β 1.83M BTC), the largest spike YTD. For some investors, this clearly has been a time to lock in gains and take chips off the table.
Learn more about Supply by Investor Behavior metric here.
πΈSupply held by First Buyers has risen +1.0% (4.88M β 4.93M BTC) over the past 5 days - showing fresh demand continues to enter.
πΈConviction Buyers rose +10.1% (933K β 1.03M BTC) over 5 days. Yet compared to Aprilβs surge, engagement looks muted - suggesting this dip is too shallow for strategic buying, or investors remain hesitant.
πΈLoss Sellers spiked +37.8% (63K β 87K BTC) over the past 5 days. Still, compared to earlier this year, realized losses remain contained - suggesting few investors are panicking.
πΈProfit Takers jumped +5.4% (1.73M β 1.83M BTC), the largest spike YTD. For some investors, this clearly has been a time to lock in gains and take chips off the table.
Learn more about Supply by Investor Behavior metric here.
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BTC options positioning has shifted higher: the net-premium heatmap shows a fresh cluster of net call buying in the $124kβ$130k strikes (+$41M cum.) while sub-spot put demand is light. After last weekβs spike, positioning implies a 120β130k magnet, not new downside hedging.
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Last week, Bitcoin surged to a new ATH above $123k before retreating toward $114k. This weekβs edition of BTC Market Pulse unpacks this slowdown: ETF demand remains strong, derivatives run hot, but on-chain signals point to fragility. Read it here: https://glassno.de/41c4VDB
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