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Bitcoin's supply distribution changes reveal how each investor class is positioning for the future.
Andjela Radmilac 4 min read 
Despite selling, miner's unspent Bitcoin supply remains stable, balancing market impact.
Bitcoin's surge past $72,000 pushed 99.76% of entities and 99.74% of addresses into profit — the highest level ever recorded.
As Bitcoin broke above $72,000, the derivatives markets saw a significant increase in open interest, with both futures and options OI setting all-time highs.
Bitcoin's roller coaster ride up to its ATH of $69,000 triggered unprecedented trading volumes on centralized exchanges.
The cost of holding Bitcoin long positions spiked, pointing to intensified bullish expectations and leverage concerns.
The Bitcoin network and its participants have never been as economically invested in BTC as as they are now.
Spot ETF inflows and bullish sentiment buoy Bitcoin, despite potential volatility from unrealized gains.
Despite Bitcoin's high flying, liquidations remain grounded — indicating a market that is cautious.
