The non -liquid Bitcoin offer – The part of the parts held by entities with little spending history – has climbed to a new record, exceeding 14.3 million BTC at the end of August, according to Glassnode.
With 19.9 million BTC currently in circulation, around 72% of the total supply is now illiquid, owned by entities such as long -term holders and cold storage investors. This growth highlights a tendency to sustained accumulation, even during the recent market volatility.
In mid-August, Bitcoin reached a historic summit of $ 124,000 before withdrawing approximately 15%. Despite the withdrawal of prices, the non -liquid offer continued to increase, showing that holders are not discouraged by short -term corrections.
In the past 30 days only, the net change in the non -liquid offer has increased by 20,000 BTC, stressing the persistent conviction of investors.
The continuous increase in this category suggests tightening the supply dynamics that could open the way to a renewed momentum once the feeling recovers. For the moment, the trend reflects growing confidence in Bitcoin as a reserve of long -term value.
