Bitcoin (BTC) recently surpassed $110,000, reaching an all-time high, with a clear buying pressure trend continuing on exchanges, suggesting the possibility of further increases. According to the cryptocurrency-focused media outlet Cointelegraph on the 23rd, the on-chain analysis platform CryptoQuant stated, "Based on the cumulative volume delta (CVD) over the past 90 days, buy orders have consistently outpaced sell orders in the market." This indicator suggests that the buyer-led trend has resumed. Ibrahim Kosar, a contributor to CryptoQuant, analyzed, "In the recent market, taker buyers are regaining dominance," adding, "This is generally a signal indicating the continuation of an upward trend." Bitcoin has risen approximately 50% over the past two months, reaching $111,063. Kosar added, "Even in the range where the price exceeds $110,000, the buying pressure has not retreated," suggesting, "This could be a movement preparing for another upward trend." Long-term holders are also not selling at the current price range. On-chain analysis firm Glassnode stated on X (formerly Twitter), "In this peak range, there is little movement of long-term held coins, and the profit realization scale is half of what it was when the first $100,000 was surpassed in December 2024." CryptoQuant also diagnosed, "Bitcoin is showing a rebound trend after recovering the average purchase price of short-term holders," adding, "This could be a buy timing signal that repeatedly appears in bull markets."
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