Data from Bitcoin financial services firm River shows that 81% of the Bitcoin currently in circulation has not moved for more than six months. The figure points to a stronger reluctance among holders to sell, with the market commonly reading this type of on-chain pattern as a firm long-term holding, or HODL, signal. The update was cited by ChainCatcher in a short market analysis item and centers on holder behavior rather than short-term price action. At its core, the data suggests a large share of circulating BTC remains inactive over an extended period, underscoring the persistence of long-duration holding among existing owners.
ChainCatcher reported that data from Bitcoin financial services firm River shows 81% of the Bitcoin currently in circulation has not moved for more than six months.
The reading indicates a stronger reluctance to sell among holders and is seen as a strong long-term holding, or HODL, signal.
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