Bitcoin long-term holders show mixed activity near 80,000 dollar level
On-chain metrics reveal selling by veteran Bitcoin holders alongside stabilizing activity among broader long-term investors.
Bitcoin has continued to consolidate near the $80,000 mark as market participants monitor the behavior of veteran investors. Data from CryptoQuant indicates that the 90-day moving average of Spent Transaction Outputs from addresses holding coins for more than five years spiked to 1,500 BTC.
Analysts suggest that prolonged consolidation near local highs has created uncertainty among early market participants, prompting some to move funds. In addition, recent security concerns stemming from a Coldcard hardware wallet exploit may have accelerated address migrations.
In contrast, broader long-term holders holding coins for at least 155 days appear to have stabilized their activity. The Long-Term Holder Binary Coin Days Destroyed metric declined from a peak of 0.85 on August 25 to 0.14, while the spot market recorded net outflows of $252.40 million on September 4, reflecting ongoing spot accumulation.
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