Bitcoin has fallen sharply for the past 24 hours and fell almost 3% to around $ 115,376, the lowest point in two weeks.
According to CryptoSlate’s Data, the decline follows a recent peak of approximately $ 119,291 on July 24, in which he ways almost $ 4,000 in value in the last day.
The sudden drop is probably bound to large Bitcoin holders who take generation determination.
Blockchain -analysis platform Lookonchain reported That asset management company Galaxy Digital shifted almost 30,000 BTC from its portfolios in one day.
According to the blockchain company, most Coins, at least $ 1.15 billion in Bitcoin, were sent to centralized fairs such as Binance and freely available (OTC) trading platforms.
Despite the large outflows, Galaxy still has 18,504 BTC, which is worth around $ 2.14 billion at the current prices. Sani from Timechainindex appreciates the total BTC that is sold by Galaxy from old Bitcoin portfolios over last week With around $ 8 billion
In the meantime, the size and speed of the transfers have led to concern about further sale in the short term.
Respond to the price movement, Valentin Fournier, main research analyst at BRN, noted that this marks the second consecutive day of losses. He said that the market cools down after an overheated piece, weakens with a trade momentum and slows down new ETF inflow.
He added:
“We see this as a potentially healthy reset, especially after excessive long positioning has been flushed. We expect that further weakness may go to the $ 110,000 support zone in the upcoming sessions.”
Altcoins falter
In the meantime, the downward pressure has not saved altcoins, with large assets such as XRP, Solana and Dogecoin who all lose modest losses in combination with Bitcoin’s malaise.
According to CryptoSlate’s Data, Ethereum emerged as a rare profit during the period, an increase from approximately 2% to $ 3,722 from the moment of press.
Dean Chen, a crypto analyst at Bitunix, attributed the withdrawal of the wider market to profitable behavior after an extensive rally. He emphasized that the relocation is probably a liquidity swing that is aimed at surviving long positions.
He added:
“From a structural point of view, prices remain well supported above the most important levels, without major breakdowns observed. This suggests that we are still in a consolidation phase, instead of entering a fully -fledged bear market, and can see renewed accumulation as soon as the wider uncertainty disappears.”
