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reminder that next.bitview.space, the next version of bitview which will take over in the next few days, has many breaking changes
make sure to check out the api at next.bitview.space/api to see if any of them will impact you and be ready for the switch
slowly but surely, folks are seeing the value of the capitalized price
benches have now there own website, no need to browse github anymore: perf.bitview.dev
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Finally, I found one last UTXO consolidation containing 30 799 BTC in the following block, 972663.
Here is the address : bc1q8taf2eca7pn9wu4czt8fgftqm288xtfxdyt33syzxuexxty733xsszghzk
🚨 In total, these 3 blocks gathered around 220 000 BTC moved in under an hour on October 22 and valued around $17.8B, which will affect some on-chain metrics.
To track this easily, without paying $1 500, I even built a locally hosted app using the data available through
@_bitview_
I found just over 188 000 BTC across 2 addresses :
bc1qd4ysezhmypwty5dnw7c8nqy5h5nxg0xqsvaefd0qn5kq32vwnwqqgv4rzr
bc1qjasf9z3h7w3jspkhtgatgpyvvzgpa2wwd2lr0eh5tx44reyn2k7sfc27a4
Block analysis seems to confirm that this is a UTXO consolidation, at least for certain for the 96 000 BTC that were moved to the same address (bc1qd4y).
This confirms that the spending of these BTC is not a real spend.
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It's pretty wild to see, and yet this is what we live through every day...
And if we compared the purchasing power of these currencies to that of Bitcoin, what do you think the curves would look like ?
I'll be kind and give you a hint.
after tom's (@OnChainMind) great video I was curious to see how much supply and capital was bought and invested below the highest bedrock level
tldr: only 66B dollars was invested at the bottom and roughly 630k coins are from there
On average, half of all Bitcoin bought at cycle lows was sold within just 210 days.
For 2022 bottom buyers, that meant selling around $26k, before the real rally had even started.
Every cycle back to 2011 shows the same pattern, and it says a lot about how today's bottom buyers are likely to behave👇🏼
next version of bitview is available at: next.bitview.space
note that every single thing (ui, api, ids, endpoints, ...) is subject to change until the release but until then you can play around with it and get a feel of how it'll look like
here if you have any q
added signal (markers) support
starting to run out of ideas for features to add, what else is missing ?
studio.bitview.space
presets are now also available in the sidebar, if you were a user of bitview.space you should feel right at home
studio.bitview.space
presets are now also available in the sidebar, if you were a user of bitview.space you should feel right at home
studio.bitview.space
clouds and white theme support added to the studio
studio.bitview.space
ok folks drawings and folders ARE IN
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you can now import any chart from bitview.space in the studio 🎉
next up: drawing
studio.bitview.space
you can now import any chart from bitview.space in the studio 🎉
next up: drawing
studio.bitview.space
first version has finished cooking
introducing...
bitview studio: preview edition
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bitview retweeted
Pretty insightful.
Profit-taking is still in play, while weak hands get shaken out during every little pullback.
Welcome to the bull market.
do we have more profit taking or capitulation ?
profit taking: 4.65B
capitulation: 1.35B
profit taking has ranked up ever since we reached $69k, similar to the 23' break out
capitulation has been decreasing smoothly and is now roughly at october 25' levels
will it be enough for a decent pullback ? possibly, everything depends on the demand
do we have more profit taking or capitulation ?
profit taking: 4.65B
capitulation: 1.35B
profit taking has ranked up ever since we reached $69k, similar to the 23' break out
capitulation has been decreasing smoothly and is now roughly at october 25' levels
will it be enough for a decent pullback ? possibly, everything depends on the demand
bitview retweeted
It doesn't matter how you look at it, we've been through hell.
Time for 2027 and up-only-mode. I'm ready 💪
It's true that at 267 days, this bear market will have been the shortest in its history if we stop here.
BUT
Saying it wasn't the most violent because the drawdown didn't exceed 52% isn't necessarily accurate, depending on the perspective used.
This bear market set a historical record in terms of capital held at a loss on Bitcoin.
$930B of capital was underwater at the peak of the bear market, or roughly 88% of Bitcoin's market cap.
Seen this way, you can draw a completely different conclusion.


























