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On-chain data indicates a drastic fall in short-term Bitcoin holders with the number dropping to 27.4%. Market bottoms historically correlate with short-term holders falling below 29%
Liam 'Akiba' Wright 2 min read 
All previous bear market cycles have seen Bitcoin fall below its realized price. Having spent 79 days in the red, Bitcoin's current price show a bottom could be forming around $20,000.
Like Bitcoin, the S&P 500 has also recorded downturns in most September since 1928, according to available data.
NFT projects are increasingly adopting a CC0 framework with no rights reserved, with some promising results.
The Total Bitcoin Supply in Loss suggests the market bottom is not yet in, however, long-term holders remain optimistic.
Today, the stablecoin market is worth a combined $153 billion, with the two most prominent players still $USDT and $USDC.
Paradigm's price prediction is based on the differences between spot ether and futures prices.
High volatility is likely in the coming days as on-chain metrics suggest a leveraged rollercoaster of a ride heading into The Merge.
A recent study revealed that the carbon-neutral impact of the Bitcoin network increased by 41% since March 2021, and another 4.2% has a carbon-negative impact.
