Инвесторы мелких и средних объемов активно скупают биткойн, в то время как крупные держатели снижают активность продаж Translation: Headline: Small and Medium Investors Actively Buy Bitcoin While Large Holders Scale Back Selling Activities

Small and medium holders of the first cryptocurrency have ramped up their coin accumulation following a recent market correction, according to Glassnode. Meanwhile, large investors have reduced their selling activity.

Analysts observed that there has been a significant accumulation among investors holding between 1 to 1000 BTC. This trend indicates an increase in confidence among retail and mid-sized players.

Large holders, those with more than 1000 BTC, have eased the selling pressure on the market, with their sales rates noticeably declining.

Experts at Glassnode believe that this behavior among market participants reflects a resurgence of confidence in the asset after the recent market shakeup.

Since October 9, miners have transferred 51,000 BTC to the Binance exchange, valued at over $5.7 billion, as reported by CryptoQuant.

The peak occurred on October 11, when over 14,000 BTC was deposited on the platform—marking the highest daily influx since July of last year.

Experts suggest that these deposits may indicate a strategic shift from holding assets to selling or hedging them. Typically, this would exert downward pressure on prices, as mining companies are historically among the largest holders of Bitcoin.

CryptoQuant also mentioned that these transfers could be attributable to various other factors, such as technical movements between wallets for operational or regulatory reasons.

Despite the increased supply from miners, Bitcoin’s price continued to rise. Analysts speculated that the demand from institutional investors or ETFs could be offsetting the additional selling pressure.

It’s worth noting that the 12% drop from the recent historical peak has been attributed by analysts to sell-offs from large holders.