Bitcoin has recovered nearly 40% from a macro low of $17,600 just two months ago, but for the cryptocurrency’s diamond hand, that was not an event.
Those who bought BTC in 2017 or earlier continue to hoard their coins despite market fluctuations.
On August 18, the percentage of Bitcoin supply that has been inactive for at least 5 years hit a new ATH of 24.351%. As a result, almost a quarter of the circulating supply (19.12 million BTC) has not been brought to market since 2017 or earlier.
While recent months have been marked by massive sell-offs, especially among institutional investors, it thus seems unlikely that real holders are fazed by the current narratives.
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