Opinion: We should not worry about long-term Bitcoin holders occasionally selling, as this can create a healthy pullback
Odaily Planet Daily reports that cryptocurrency analysts suggest short-term Bitcoin holders (those who have held Bitcoin for less than 155 days) seem to have more confidence in the upward trend of the market, making them more optimistic about the price of Bitcoin over the next 12 months. When Bitcoin prices rise, short-term holders enter the market in large numbers, indicating they are "entering out of fear of missing out." The speculative behavior of short-term holders has set a bullish tone for 2025.
Meanwhile, occasional selling by long-term holders should not cause concern as it can "create healthy pullbacks and provide opportunities for new accumulation". According to another analysis conducted by CryptoQuant contributor "Crazzyblockk" on January 24th, long-term holders have largely avoided massive sell-offs and despite current market volatility, still maintain strong HODLing sentiment. (Cointelegraph)
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