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A strong HODLing trend is emerging in Bitcoin

  • Bitcoin Magazine Pro: Almost 75% of all Bitcoin in circulation has been idle for over six months.
  • This strong HODLing behavior reflects a strong belief in the long-term value of Bitcoin.
  • The dominance of older coins suggests that investors are increasingly holding on to bitcoin in anticipation of future price increases.

A strong HODLing trend is emerging in Bitcoin

Recent data from Bitcoin Magazine Pro shows a significant trend among Bitcoin holders: nearly 75% of all Bitcoin in circulation has been idle for over six months.

This strong HODLing behavior reflects a firm belief in the long-term value of Bitcoin, despite market fluctuations.

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The “HODL Waves” chart, a tool that visualizes the age of Bitcoin based on its last move, illustrates how different groups of holders react to market conditions.

The dominance of older coins (those held for 6 months or more) suggests that long-term investors are increasingly holding onto Bitcoin, possibly anticipating future price increases.

This HODLing trend is significant because it indicates a reduced supply of Bitcoin available for trading, which could lead to increased price stability or even potential price appreciation as demand increases.

The data also highlights the contrast between short-term traders and long-term investors, the latter group – often considered the “smart money” – likely to hold their positions during periods of market volatility.

For new Bitcoin investors, this trend underscores the potential benefits of adopting a long-term investment strategy.

Consistently buying and holding Bitcoin over time, rather than trying to time the market, aligns with the behavior of those who have historically seen the most significant gains holding Bitcoin.

By Zerohedge.com

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