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The decline in the price of Bitcoin towards the end of the year does not stop the accumulation trend

January 4, 2022 - Around 2 mins mins to read

According to the latest data from on-chain analytics firm Glassnode, people have been actively amassing bitcoin in the final months of 2021 despite the price drop below $ 48,000, and it doesn’t seem to stop anytime soon.

After hitting an all-time high (ATH) near USD 69,000 in early November, BTC price fell slowly and steadily, skyrocketing at USD 46,300 in 2021. Although BTC tried to bounce back slightly earlier in the week, BTC is still showing no signs of breaking the all-important $ 50,000 resistance anytime soon.

On-chain data shows that people are hoarding Bitcoin despite the drop in prices

Bitcoin price chart | Source: TradingView

However, despite the drop in prices, BTC didn’t cause a major sell-off. Glassnode data shows that more and more people are hoarding BTC and not planning to sell it anytime soon.

In the past week, more BTC was withdrawn from the exchange than it was in, resulting in a negative net inflow of over $ 425.6 million.

BTC transfers to exchanges have also decreased significantly, reaching a 3-month low of 2,390 on January 2nd.

On-chain data shows that people are hoarding Bitcoin despite the drop in prices

Bitcoins moved to the stock market (hourly chart, 7-day average) | Source: Glassnode

The total transactions in the Bitcoin network also reached a 4-month low, currently just over 10,000. The data suggests that this trend is likely to continue.

On-chain data shows that people are hoarding Bitcoin despite the drop in prices

Number of Bitcoin trades (hourly chart, 7-day average) | Source: Glassnode

And while more and more Bitcoin seems to have gone untreated in the past few weeks, the general hoarding trend is nothing new. The number of the last active shipments in a year or two hit a 1-year high of over 2.3 million BTC on Jan. 3, meaning over $ 110 billion has not been moved in at least a while.

On-chain data shows that people are hoarding Bitcoin despite the drop in prices

1 year to 2 years of active BTC offer (hourly chart, 1-day MA) | Source: Glassnode

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The decline in the price of Bitcoin towards the end of the year does not stop the accumulation trend

According to the latest data from on-chain analytics firm Glassnode, people have been actively amassing bitcoin in the final months of 2021 despite the price drop below $ 48,000, and it doesn’t seem to stop anytime soon.

After hitting an all-time high (ATH) near USD 69,000 in early November, BTC price fell slowly and steadily, skyrocketing at USD 46,300 in 2021. Although BTC tried to bounce back slightly earlier in the week, BTC is still showing no signs of breaking the all-important $ 50,000 resistance anytime soon.

On-chain data shows that people are hoarding Bitcoin despite the drop in prices

Bitcoin price chart | Source: TradingView

However, despite the drop in prices, BTC didn’t cause a major sell-off. Glassnode data shows that more and more people are hoarding BTC and not planning to sell it anytime soon.

In the past week, more BTC was withdrawn from the exchange than it was in, resulting in a negative net inflow of over $ 425.6 million.

BTC transfers to exchanges have also decreased significantly, reaching a 3-month low of 2,390 on January 2nd.

On-chain data shows that people are hoarding Bitcoin despite the drop in prices

Bitcoins moved to the stock market (hourly chart, 7-day average) | Source: Glassnode

The total transactions in the Bitcoin network also reached a 4-month low, currently just over 10,000. The data suggests that this trend is likely to continue.

On-chain data shows that people are hoarding Bitcoin despite the drop in prices

Number of Bitcoin trades (hourly chart, 7-day average) | Source: Glassnode

And while more and more Bitcoin seems to have gone untreated in the past few weeks, the general hoarding trend is nothing new. The number of the last active shipments in a year or two hit a 1-year high of over 2.3 million BTC on Jan. 3, meaning over $ 110 billion has not been moved in at least a while.

On-chain data shows that people are hoarding Bitcoin despite the drop in prices

1 year to 2 years of active BTC offer (hourly chart, 1-day MA) | Source: Glassnode

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