78% of the Bitcoin Supply is Not Liquid

By cineramaDecember 29, 2020Bitcoin Business

TL;DR We analyse Bitcoin entities and classify them into one of three liquidity categories: highly liquid, liquid, and illiquid. Our methodology suggests that currently 14.5 million BTC (78% of […]

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78% of the Bitcoin Supply is Not Liquid

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