Research: This on-chain ratio shows Bitcoin could go lower before final capitulation

By cineramaOctober 14, 2022DeFi

One of the most frequently used on-chain metrics to determine Bitcoin’s performance is the behavior of its long-term holders. Defined as addresses that haven’t moved any BTC in six […]

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Research: This on-chain ratio shows Bitcoin could go lower before final capitulation

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