IntoTheBlock: The proportion of long-term ETH holders is rising, while the proportion of long-term BTC holders is falling
IntoTheBlock revealed on the X platform the trend of the percentage of long-term holders of Bitcoin and Ethereum over the past year. The data shows that the proportion of long-term Bitcoin holders is declining, while the proportion of long-term Ethereum holders continues to rise and surpassed Bitcoin at the beginning of this year. According to current data from this indicator, 62.31% are long-term Bitcoin holders and 75.06% are long-term Ethereum holders.
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