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CryptoQuant CEO: Bitcoin Miner Outflows are Continuing to Rise, Rattling the Market

As reported on NewsBTC, “Bitcoin’s price has reeled lower today following the recent rejection it posted at $9,800. “This movement lower appears to have been driven by two primary factors. In addition to the rejection at $9,800 pointing to some underlying weakness, yesterday Bitcoin saw a massive spike in miner outflows. “This means that miners […]

By Chris Sykora · June 24, 2020
CryptoQuant CEO: Bitcoin Miner Outflows are Continuing to Rise, Rattling the Market

As reported on NewsBTC, “Bitcoin’s price has reeled lower today following the recent rejection it posted at $9,800.

“This movement lower appears to have been driven by two primary factors. In addition to the rejection at $9,800 pointing to some underlying weakness, yesterday Bitcoin saw a massive spike in miner outflows.

“This means that miners are shifting their cryptocurrency away from cold storage wallets and towards exchanges, signaling that they intend to sell this newly minted crypto on the open markets.

“It is highly probable that the benchmark digital asset could be poised to see further weakness in the near-term, as the outflows increased even further just a few hours ago.

“Bitcoin’s price reeled down to lows of $9,300 earlier today as its technical structure flashed some signs of degrading. This came about shortly after the rejection it posted at $9,800 yesterday.

“This rejection further confirmed the heavy resistance it faces at this price region, signaling that buyers do not currently have enough strength to surmount the resistance that has formed over the past few months.

“It does appear that Bitcoin has some heavy support just below its current price level, as it has bounced between $9,000 and $9,200 over the past several weeks.

“Where it trends next will likely be largely dependent on whether or not buyers are able to support it above this price region.

“One trend that could influence how the benchmark cryptocurrency trends in the coming few hours could be a recent spike in miner outflows.

“Data shows that miners have been sending a significant amount of their Bitcoin holdings to exchanges in recent times. This means that they intend to sell these tokens to finance their operational expenses…”

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