14,207 BTC flowed into mid-sized wallets as the price fell to $75,000 — and that’s an interesting figure today.
Key figures:
• 14,207 BTC added by wallets holding 1–100 BTC over the past two weeks, as BTC fell toward $75,000 (Santiment, Nov 9)
• Breakdown: wallets holding 1–10 BTC added 10,076 BTC; wallets holding 10–100 BTC added 4,131 BTC (Santiment, Nov 9)
• For comparison: throughout October, wallets holding 1–100,000 BTC added around 60,000 BTC (Santiment via Invezz, Nov 5)
• Fear & Greed Index at 32 (Fear), slightly up from 29 the previous day (KuCoin, Nov 10)
• 24-hour liquidations totaled $275 million, including $176 million in long positions (CoinGlass via Benzinga, Nov 10)
My take: this mid-sized cohort is usually patient — they add during fear, not euphoria. But one dataset isn’t enough to call a bottom: US spot BTC ETFs still recorded outflows of $430 million (Nov 5) and $412 million (Nov 6), and short-term holders are still moving at a loss on average, according to CryptoQuant. This accumulation is a positioning signal, not a guarantee that prices will rise.
What I’m watching next: whether wallets holding 1–100 BTC keep adding this week, and tonight’s US CPI release at 20:30 WIB — that could change how we read this.
What do you think: is this accumulation amid fear a sign that a bottom is forming, or just a pause before another drop?
This is my analysis, not financial advice — always DYOR.
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Key figures:
• 14,207 BTC added by wallets holding 1–100 BTC over the past two weeks, as BTC fell toward $75,000 (Santiment, Nov 9)
• Breakdown: wallets holding 1–10 BTC added 10,076 BTC; wallets holding 10–100 BTC added 4,131 BTC (Santiment, Nov 9)
• For comparison: throughout October, wallets holding 1–100,000 BTC added around 60,000 BTC (Santiment via Invezz, Nov 5)
• Fear & Greed Index at 32 (Fear), slightly up from 29 the previous day (KuCoin, Nov 10)
• 24-hour liquidations totaled $275 million, including $176 million in long positions (CoinGlass via Benzinga, Nov 10)
My take: this mid-sized cohort is usually patient — they add during fear, not euphoria. But one dataset isn’t enough to call a bottom: US spot BTC ETFs still recorded outflows of $430 million (Nov 5) and $412 million (Nov 6), and short-term holders are still moving at a loss on average, according to CryptoQuant. This accumulation is a positioning signal, not a guarantee that prices will rise.
What I’m watching next: whether wallets holding 1–100 BTC keep adding this week, and tonight’s US CPI release at 20:30 WIB — that could change how we read this.
What do you think: is this accumulation amid fear a sign that a bottom is forming, or just a pause before another drop?
This is my analysis, not financial advice — always DYOR.
#AngkaHariIni #Bitcoin #OnChain $BTC