#Bitcoin supply began to squeeze in October 2020 when looking at available supply on exchanges, according to data by @glassnode. Last year saw over 600k #BTC leaving exchanges. 1/7
But for anyone taking notice of what's happening with #USDT would have noticed the signs very early on. Exchange balances for Tether broke the $2bn as the sell-off took place in March. But they remained on exchanges waiting to buy once again. 2/7
By the end of the year, Glassnode data shows that the amount of Tether sitting on exchanges had doubled versus the start of the year. 3/7
What's important for traders is to see how they can take advantage of blockchain data in the long-term and the short term. The possibilities of seeing movements early are quite easy. Take for example the All-Time-High for #BTC. An 8k in supply dropped hours before the peak. 4/7
Or take a large negative swing too. A huge increase in supply on exchange led to #Bitcoin dropping by $8000 on Jan-11. Short sellers would have been wise to protect themselves. Buyers could have been ready to jump on the dip. 5/7
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#Bitcoin supply and price jolts? On-chain data helps traders stay ahead of upcoming movements. Take a look for example what happened before the all-time-high.
The trend of available #BTC for sale dropped by a massive 20k within hours - and long before hitting its price peak. And such trends can be seen quite often indicating price direction. Basic supply and demand - before assets hit exchanges.