Bitcoin Holders Split in Two as Retail Leaves and Smart Money Keeps Buying
Bitcoin (BTC) holders are pulling apart, with non-empty wallets down about 108,700 since October 16, Santiment data shows. Meanwhile, smart money wallets added over 14,200 BTC in the past two weeks. The split comes with BTC at $74,507, down 9.86% from a month ago, per BeInCrypto Markets. That sits below the roughly $75,700 average cost The post Bitcoin Holders Split in Two as Retail Leaves and Smart Money Keeps Buying appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- Bitcoin (BTC) holders are pulling apart, with non-empty wallets down about 108,700 since October 16, Santiment data shows.
- Meanwhile, smart money wallets added over 14,200 BTC in the past two weeks.
- The split comes with BTC at $74,507, down 9.86% from a month ago, per BeInCrypto Markets.
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