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Bitcoin ETF flows reverse as US funds shed $1B amid inflation fears ETF Bearish May 16, 2026
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Analyzing the correlation between increased TUSD supply and the price of Bitcoin
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On-chain data shows a significant change in short-term holder behavior, which has historically correlated with the end of bear cycles.
Continuous hodler accumulation has pushed Bitcoin's illiquid supply to its all-time high, now accounting for 78% of the circulating supply.
An often underrated on-chain metric, Bitcoin liveliness serves as a valuable barometer of market activity and provides insight into hodler behavior.
Short-term holders were responsible for 76% of all Bitcoin deposits in the past week, showing the impact the SEC's lawsuits had on the cohort.
Exploring the impact of SEC lawsuits on Binance and Coinbase as major asset balances shed light on market response.
Long-term hodlers have continued to accumulate Bitcoin into June and remain unfazed by regulatory uncertainty and potential market volatility.
June 3 saw the largest miner transfer to exchanges in four years, with around a third of the volume coming from a single mining pool.
Bitcoin lost only 7.3% on news about the SEC's lawsuits, as $25,300 represented the bottom of a tight trading range.