Evidently, Bitcoin’s on-chain transaction value has fallen to a three-month low based on the hourly chart seven-day monthly average, according to the most recent data given by on-chain metrics platform Glassnode. Glassnode tweeted:
Bitcoin’s trading volume below $6 billion
Interestingly, the transaction volume equates to just over $5.94 billion on the dollar chart. It’s worth noting that the last time Bitcoin’s transaction value was this low was when BTC was trading over $61,000 and just a week before it reached its all-time high. What is particularly noteworthy while the transaction volume hits a three-month low is the fact that the Bitcoin market is in a struggle between bulls and bears as the leading digital assets aims to break above the crucial $50,000 barrier. Indeed, Bitcoin is now experiencing different supply trends as it appears long-term holders are holding and accumulating, and miners are accumulating, according to the latest market data. Furthermore, Bitcoin supply is transitioning from a liquid to an illiquid state at a pace of 100,000 BTC each month, as seen in the chart below. Glassnode noted:
Bitcoin needs to break $50.5k to be bullish
Elsewhere, prominent crypto trading analyst Michael van de Poppe highlighted that leading cryptocurrency needs to break above $50,500 to say that we are back in bullish territory he stated: Currently, the flagship digital asset is trading at $48,699, up 0.05% on the day and 2.24%over the last week, with a total market cap of $920.8 billion. Disclaimer: The content on this site should not be considered investment advice. Investing is speculative. When investing, your capital is at risk.
