New short-term investors could be the next market’s catalyst for Bitcoin’s anticipated breakout. Data from CryptoQuant shows that UTXOs under 6 months have stopped declining and are now in a parallel line, with only about 8% of investors out of the money. Historical data indicates that Bitcoin rallies significantly once the UTXOs under 6 months stop dropping.
BTC is showing signs of an imminent breakout. Data suggests that new short-term investors are what the market needs to begin rallying to new highs as the asset moves closer to its all-time high price.
New short-term investors may propel the next Bitcoin breakout
New Investors Hold the Key to Bitcoin’s Next Major Breakout
“Referring to past cycles, when the decrease in UTXOs under six months stopped and showed a sharp increase, Bitcoin’s price experienced a significant surge.” – By @avocado_onchain
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— CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) October 24, 2024
Historical data from CryptoQuant on previous cycles shows that whenever the UTXOs under 6 months began increasing, Bitcoin rallied significantly. The analyzed data also shows that the percentage of investors losing money converges to 0 (zero) when Bitcoin’s price alongside UTXOs under 6 months increases.
Currently, the UTXOs under 6 months have halted their declining trend and are now in a parallel line. Recent data reveals that only 8.6% of investors are at a loss considering Bitcoin’s current market price.
In these conditions, the market needs a new favorable catalyst to drive Bitcoin prices higher, which is usually supplied by liquidity from the influx of new short-term investors.
Typically, new investors flock in when Bitcoin’s outlook turns positive, and the market’s overall sentiment is bullish. Ultimately, explosive inflows follow when the asset’s price hits new highs. According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin is currently trading at $67,720.42 and has largely maintained stable fluctuations for the past seven days.
CryptoQuant’s insights suggested that when the historical relationship between UTXOs under 6 months and BTC’s price in past cycles repeats itself, Bitcoin’s price could explode to new highs.
Bitcoin accumulation is ongoing; Glassnode data shows
Supporting data from Glassnode also indicates the exchange balances have significantly declined as BTC’s price began to rise from mid-September. BTC’s price and exchange balances indicate a divergence that signifies an overall incoming bull market. Coin Bureau’s CEO Nic Puckrin referenced the data, stating that it signifies BTC accumulation and that the markets would experience increased volatility in the next three weeks.
Data from Glassnode also shows that the net capital inflows into BTC in the last 30 days have surged by $21.8 billion, or approximately 3.3%. The inflows have propelled the realized capital to an all-time high of more than $646 billion, portraying that the asset may be experiencing rising liquidity.
Bitcoin accumulation from institutions continues ahead of the anticipated U.S. elections, which have a chance of reshaping the history of crypto. Both the Democratic and Republican candidates have shed a glimmer of hope for less restrictive policies once they assume power.
Meanwhile, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs have registered positive inflows. According to data from Sosovalue, the Funds cumulatively saw inflows worth $192.31 million on October 23rd, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading the Funds with $317 million in inflows.
