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🚀 Bitcoin Long-Term Holders Increase Sales Amid Declining Demand

According to BlockBeats, CryptoQuant's research director Julio Moreno has analyzed the recent behavior of Bitcoin long-term holders (LTH) and highlighted differences in their selling patterns. Moreno notes that it is common for long-term holders to sell during bull markets, especially when prices reach new highs, as they often seek to realize profits. The crucial factor is whether Bitcoin's demand is increasing enough to absorb sales at higher prices.

For instance, during January to March and November to December of 2024, there was a simultaneous increase in demand (marked by green areas), which coincided with heightened sales from long-term holders, leading to new all-time high prices. However, since October this year, while sales from long-term holders have risen, the additional demand has been shrinking (marked by red areas), making it difficult to absorb the supply at elevated prices.


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🚀 🔥 Fidelity and ARK Bitcoin ETFs Post $268M Inflows, Signaling Institutional Rebound 🔥

Fidelity and ARK Invest’s Bitcoin ETFs posted strong inflows on November 12, signaling renewed investor interest after several days of outflows across U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).According to BlockBeats, citing data from Farside Investors, Fidelity’s FBTC recorded $165.9 million in net inflows, while ARK’s ARKB saw $102.5 million, bringing their combined total to $268.4 million for the day.Data for BlackRock’s IBIT, the largest spot Bitcoin ETF by assets, had not yet been released at the time of reporting.Rebound in Bitcoin ETF DemandThe inflows mark a sharp reversal from the recent trend of consecutive outflows that began in late October amid heightened market volatility and macroeconomic uncertainty.Analysts note that this rebound in institutional demand coincides with signs of stabilization in the broader crypto market, as Bitcoin (BTC) continues to trade near $103,000 following the U.S. Senate’s passage of a temporary funding bill to avert a government shutdown.Market OutlookETF flows are often viewed as a key indicator of institutional sentiment. The renewed inflows into Fidelity and ARK’s products suggest growing confidence among professional investors that the recent correction may be stabilizing.Further data from BlackRock’s IBIT is expected to clarify whether this marks a broader turnaround in ETF demand heading into mid-November.

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🚀 Bitcoin Faces Weak Demand Amid Structural Challenges

According to BlockBeats, Bitfinex's latest report highlights that Bitcoin is experiencing a phase of weak spot demand intertwined with ongoing structural fatigue. Although the market shows signs of stabilization, it remains far from healthy recovery. Bitcoin has rebounded from recent lows but continues to fluctuate within a narrow range of $84,000 to $91,000, contrasting with the S&P 500 index nearing historical highs. This underscores Bitcoin's relative weakness and increasing decoupling from traditional risk assets.

On-chain data reveals that over 7 million BTC are currently in an unrealized loss state, reminiscent of the early 2022 consolidation period. This suggests difficulty in returning to the 'real market mean,' a critical threshold distinguishing mid-cycle weakness from a full-blown bear market deterioration.

Despite these challenges, capital inflows remain moderately positive, providing a slight buffer against further declines. However, spot demand has significantly worsened, with U.S. Bitcoin ETFs consistently recording outflows, a sharp decline in active buying interest, and major trading platforms showing a negative cumulative volume difference. This indicates that traders are selling on rallies rather than accumulating positions.


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🚀 Hyundai Group Headquarters Receives Bomb Threat Over Bitcoin Demand

According to Foresight News, Hyundai Group's headquarters in Seoul received a threatening email on the 19th, demanding 13 bitcoins to prevent a bombing at the Jongno District building. The email stated that the explosion would occur at 11:30 a.m. if the demand was not met. Following the receipt of the threat, Hyundai Group decided to forward the email to management and employees of its subsidiaries and sent it to the headquarters located in Jongno District's Yeonji-dong. Police were alerted to the bomb threat and conducted a search of the area, but no explosives were found, according to reports.

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🚀 Bitcoin's Future Price Influenced by AI's Economic Impact

Bitcoin's future price trajectory is increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence's impact on economic growth, employment, interest rates, and central bank liquidity, according to NS3.AI. NYDIG Research highlights that AI-related job disruptions may affect real interest rates and liquidity conditions, indirectly fueling demand for Bitcoin. This represents a shift from Bitcoin's traditional reliance on technological factors to broader macroeconomic influences associated with AI development.

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