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"Bitcoin has fallen from its $126k all-time high to as low as $80k during November’s liquidation cascade. But while short-term holders panicked into the lows, it appears big buyers started stepping in.
In this video, we dig into who actually dumped, who decided to start accumulating, and why billions in dry powder are still sitting on the sidelines.
If you’re trying to understand whether this was true capitulation or just another shakeout, this is one video you have to watch."
~ Coin Bureau
The video analyses Bitcoin's recent price drop from $126K to the $80K range, triggered by a liquidation cascade that wiped out billions in leveraged positions, which is interpreted as weak-handed short-term holders selling their coins at a loss to strong-handed big players or "whales." On-chain data, including the surge in realized losses from short-term holders, the short-term holder profit/loss ratio collapsing, and a high accumulation trend score for large holders, confirms this transfer of supply, with entities holding 10 to 10,000 BTC accumulating over 47,500 BTC in December after selling in the previous months. Furthermore, exchange balances have reached their lowest levels since January 2021, suggesting that more Bitcoin is being moved into long-term custody, but the market remains fragile with low participation and cautious positioning, echoing stress seen in early 2022.
0:00 Intro
1:14 Liquidations and On-Chain Metrics
4:57 Short-Term Holders Panic Selling
8:24 Whales Accumulating
12:02 Exchange Balances
16:24 What Does It All Indicate?
Source - Coin Bureau YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-yD4FQdmIw
Disclaimer: This video is provided for informational purposes only, and not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or any other advice.
