We're seeing a spike in activity by new participants coming into BTC not yet reflected in price, it doesn't happen often. This is what traders call a divergence, in this case it's obviously bullish.
We're seeing another impulse of coins changing hands completing.
My interpretation is that the last pulse was take profit, halting the downward move; this impulse should be the one that drives us upwards.
The other interpretation is it's an impulse to push us downwards, but that seems unlikely given OBV (an indicator looking at volume movements) is showing quiet accumulation is taking place.
Short term traders should exercise caution as there's a gap of lowish spot market liquidity down to $10k. If we go there, I expect that to be snapped up quickly like the other times we tested the price bottom (see candle wicks every time we went sub 10k)
Zooming out to the 3 month time frame, the difficulty ribbon has completed a compression and has started a healthy expansion signalling a bullish run to come.
Overall: bullish the next 3 weeks, also bullish over next 3 months.
IMO a good time to build a long term multi-month long position, or deploy new capital if you're thinking to increase BTC exposure.
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BTC would represent 20%+ of the fund in March 2021. I imagine they would have rebalanced since then, selling down some of their GBTC the last few weeks, given it's a diversified fund.
This is probably the original article from Stuff. It cites $350m AUM, some mismatch from my own search finding $1.75b AUM Sep 2020.
Hmmmm..... Rick Astley spotted buying the dip, rabidly.
Zooming in from weekly to daily... oh yes. Today we have a new all-time-high in BTC leaving the exchanges for 2021. And a new dip buying prize to award.
It's also a new Rick Astley high score.
Remember, the red bars is the daily count of coins moving to Rick Astley, the HODLer of last resort, who never gives up or deserts BTC.