While Bitcoin maintains its position just shy of its record high of $112,000, a noteworthy trend of accumulation is emerging.
Data from Glassnode indicates that both short-term traders and long-term investors are increasing their Bitcoin holdings simultaneously. This is unusual, as these two groups typically exhibit opposing behaviors.
The graphic below, courtesy of Glassnode, defines long-term holders (LTH) and short-term holders (STH) based on a 155-day ownership threshold.
Since June 22nd, the total Bitcoin held by LTHs has grown by 13,000 BTC, reaching a new peak of 14,713,345 BTC. Over the same duration, STHs have increased their holdings by over 60,000 BTC, now possessing more than 2.3 million BTC.
Glassnode reports that LTHs and STHs normally act differently. LTHs often capitalize on bull market rallies by selling, while STHs frequently buy during periods of heightened market excitement and greed.
This convergence suggests a shared expectation of rising prices among both groups. If both STHs and LTHs continue to build their Bitcoin reserves, the likelihood of surpassing previous all-time highs increases significantly.
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