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πŸš€ Bitcoin Long-Term Holders Realize Profits At Highest Level Since July 2024

According to Odaily, Bitwise's Head of European Research, AndrΓ© Dragosch, shared insights on X using Glassnode data, highlighting a significant trend among Bitcoin holders. Dragosch noted that some long-term holders, often referred to as HODLers, are currently 'unhodling' their tokens. This term refers to the act of selling or spending Bitcoin that has been held for a long period. The data reveals that the realized profits for Bitcoin long-term holders have reached their highest point since July 2024.

Additionally, the Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) metric has also surged to its highest level since July 2024. CDD is a measure used to assess the economic activity of Bitcoin by calculating the total number of days that all spent Bitcoins have been held. When Bitcoin is spent, the Coin Days it accumulated while being held are destroyed. This metric provides insight into the behavior of Bitcoin holders and the movement of coins within the market. The increase in CDD suggests a notable shift in the activity of long-term Bitcoin holders, indicating that more coins are being moved or sold after being held for extended periods.


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πŸš€ Bitcoin Coin Days Destroyed Reaches Six-Year High

According to Odaily, CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn reported on the X platform that the 60-day moving average of Bitcoin's Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) has reached its highest level in six years. CDD is calculated by multiplying the number of dormant days by the amount transferred. When Bitcoin is spent, the Coin Days it held are destroyed, and CDD represents the total of all Coin Days destroyed by spent Bitcoin.

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πŸš€ Bitcoin Market Sees Unusual Coin Days Destroyed Ratio Amid Price Fluctuations

According to BlockBeats, CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr has noted an unusual increase in the Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) and annual CDD ratio, currently at 0.25, as Bitcoin prices fluctuate between $106,000 and $118,000. This ratio is nearing historical highs seen in 2014 and levels during the 2019 market correction.

This trend indicates that long-term holders, who have not moved their Bitcoin for several years, are now transferring their holdings to the market. Such a surge in CDD typically suggests that experienced investors are actively distributing their assets.

Despite this, institutional demand and inflows into Bitcoin ETFs remain strong. Therefore, this wave of distribution is unlikely to end the current upward trend in Bitcoin prices, though it may slightly slow the pace of the increase.


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πŸš€ Dogecoin Holders Sell 80 Million Tokens Amid Market Movements

Addresses holding between 100 and 100,000 Dogecoin (DOGE) have sold over 80 million tokens, valued at approximately $7.2 million, within a span of seven days as the cryptocurrency traded at $0.091. According to NS3.AI, this activity coincides with a significant increase in Coin Days Destroyed over the past 11 days, surpassing any levels observed throughout February. This trend indicates that more dormant DOGE is being moved. The market chart is currently framed as a descending wedge, with support at $0.088 and resistance at $0.103. Additionally, a bullish divergence in the Money Flow Index suggests a potential breakout.

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πŸš€ Solana Faces Resistance as New Addresses Decline

Solana's price hovered around $90, facing challenges in reaching the $100 mark. According to NS3.AI, the number of new addresses decreased from approximately 8.6 million per day in early March to about 6.5 million by late March, marking a decline of around 21%. This reduction in new addresses has been a significant factor in the price struggle.

Additionally, the article highlighted a bearish divergence in the Chaikin Money Flow indicator, suggesting potential downward pressure on Solana's price. Resistance levels were identified between $96 and $100, further complicating upward movement.

The Coin Days Destroyed metric, which had spiked on March 5, has since returned to normal levels, indicating a stabilization in long-term holder activity. These factors combined present a cautious outlook for Solana's immediate price trajectory.


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