2025-09-08 00:05:13

Data: The illiquid supply of Bitcoin exceeds 14.3 million coins, reaching a historical high. According to ChainCatcher, the illiquid supply (the number of Bitcoins held by entities with almost no spending history) has surpassed 14.3 million BTC, a record high. In the past 30 days, the net increase in illiquid supply reached 20,000 BTC. Of the current circulating 19.9 million BTC, about 72% of the total supply is in an illiquid state, held by long-term holders and cold storage investors. This growth highlights that there is still a continuous accumulation trend even during recent market fluctuations. In mid-August, Bitcoin reached a historical high of $124,000, followed by a pullback of about 15%. Despite the price pullback, the illiquid supply continues to rise, indicating that holders have not sold off due to short-term adjustments. #Gate Alpha晒单挑战 #Gate上线Ondo专区现货交易 #非农就业数据来袭

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Myanuo

· 2025-09-08 00:05

Data: The non-liquid supply of Bitcoin exceeds 14.3 million coins, reaching a historical high. According to ChainCatcher, the non-liquid supply (illiquid supply, which refers to the amount of Bitcoin held by entities with almost no spending history) exceeds 14.3 million BTC, setting a new historical record. In the past 30 days, the net increase in non-liquid supply reached 20,000 BTC. Of the currently circulating 19.9 million BTC, approximately 72% of the total supply is in a non-liquid state, held by long-term holders and cold storage investors. This growth highlights that even during recent market fluctuations, there is still a persistent accumulation trend. In mid-August, Bitcoin reached a historical high of $124,000, followed by a pullback of about 15%. Despite the price pullback, the non-liquid supply continues to rise, indicating that holders have not sold off due to short-term adjustments.

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