Tuesday saw an intraday high of $81,300 for Bitcoin (BTC), a 2.14% increase over the previous 24 hours. The 30-day gain is 21% and the weekly gain is 5% as a result of this.
According to statistics from CryptoQuant, long-term holders have acquired more than 330,000 BTC over the last month, which went along with this increase. As the price of Bitcoin soared beyond $81,000, long-term holders (LTHs)—defined as organizations that have held coins for six months or more without selling—increased their holdings.
According to CryptoQuant’s statistics, LTHs added 331,000 BTC to their holdings on a rolling 30-day basis, which is equivalent to over $26.7 billion at Tuesday’s market pricing. This amounts to about 1.6% of the overall supply, indicating that there has been an uptick in accumulation as the price has begun to rebound.
Strong inflows into US-based spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) of $1.18 billion have been observed for three days in a row, coinciding with Bitcoin’s bullishness. Monday saw net inflows of $532 million into these investment instruments, indicating that institutional investors are showing a greater interest in Bitcoin. Bitcoin’s market sentiment is improving, and exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows have returned, according to crypto analyst Michael van de Poppe’s Tuesday X post.
According to the Bitcoin liquidation heatmap, there are millions of bid orders wedged between the current price and $84,600, and the price is eating away liquidity around about $80,000.
Given that it aligns with the CME gap that was developed in early February, the $84,000 region is being closely monitored by several traders. The price’s breakout over the upper limit at $77,500 has confirmed a bull flag on the daily chart, according to technical analysis.
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