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TRXUSD TRON

0.117261
0.000012 (0.01%)
06:22:19 - Realtime Data
Name Symbol Market Market Cap ($) Algorithm
TRON TRXUSD Crypto 10,321,680,396 Not Mineable
  Price Change Price Change % Current Price Bid Price Offer
  0.000012 0.01% 0.117261 0.117351 0.117371
High Price Low Price Open Price Prev. Close 52 Week Range
0.117822 0.116692 0.117249 0.117249 0.064006 - 0.144371
Exchange Last Trade Size Trade Price Currency
KRKN 06:17:19 92.38 0.117261 USD
Price x Volume Volume Base Symbol Related Pairs
31,941.80 272,270.59 TRX TRXEUR TRXGBP TRXBTC

Bitcoin On Exchanges Keeps Sliding, 1 Million BTC Pulled From These Platforms

29/11/2022 8:16pm

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Bitcoin is trending sideways in its current range, the cryptocurrency managed to prevent a fresh assault from the bears, but uncertainty remains strong in the market. This status quo supports the price action, and it could operate as the dominant trend for the remaining of the year.  Related Reading: What’s Next As Algorand Price Remains Congested As of this writing, Bitcoin trades at $16,400. The cryptocurrency has been stuck at these levels for today’s trading session after re-testing its yearly lows yesterday. In the wake of FTX’s collapse, crypto users have lost confidence. This could have a long-lasting impact on the nascent asset class.  Bitcoin Holders Flee From Exchanges Data from crypto exchange Bitfinex indicates that users are withdrawing their Bitcoin from exchanges en masse. The FTX’s collapse triggered a massive BTC outflow from trading venues; investors fear losing their funds in the contagion.  The chart below shows that exchanges’ BTC supply has decreased since mid-2021. This trend steeped in 2022 as the crypto market crashed, and Bitcoin lost over 80% of its value from its all-time high of $69,000.  Less Bitcoin on trading venues is a good thing in a different market. Market participants perceived this as a bullish sign as people and institutions can’t sell their BTC. Thus, bullish price momentum has fewer chances of meeting resistance.  However, the current market conditions are different. The decline of Bitcoin supply on exchanges might indicate troubles for the crypto market.  As Bitfinex noted, crypto exchange Gemini has seen the most significant decline in its BTC supply. The exchange saw its Bitcoin reserves drop from 210,000 BTC to 163,000 in one week. Overall, trading venues lost over 1 million BTC in the past month. The report claims: This data suggests that a mass exodus of retail off centralised exchanges is underway. Every development that suggests that a particular exchange is in trouble is a catalyst for depleting balances on exchanges. This trend has been in place since FTX insolvency rumours first emerged. Throwing In The Towel In addition, to the decline in the BTC supply, the report noted discouragement among retail investors. These users might leave the crypto space for good after taking a blow on FTX.  Related Reading: Celo Sees 20% Gains In Last Week As The Broader Crypto Market Retreats The report noted no spike in self-custody wallet balances, as measured by monitor Whalemap. The report noted: Whale (1-10k BTC balance) bubbles serve as local support and resistance, however, BTC whales have been selling, and their current wallet balances do not compensate for the exchange outflows (…). The takeaway for investors is that even though one might consider the numerous black swan events to be behind us, selling pressure from HODLers and whales is still increasing.

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