Long-term holders’ bias ratio hints at Bitcoin’s potential return to bull market

exchange68September 13, 2024

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The Bitcoin Long-Term Holder (LTH) volume-to-exchanges bias ratio has been showing an interesting trend, with LTHs sending more coins in profit to exchanges compared to coins in loss. Currently, at a ratio of 1.73, this dominance has caught the attention of many in the crypto space. But what does this mean for the future of the market? Discover the critical factor that will determine if we’re entering a new bull market or heading into a prolonged bear market…

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