Recent analysis from Glassnode reveals a notable increase in Bitcoin accumulation.
The firm’s latest data shows that the “Accumulation Trend Score” has risen significantly, indicating that investors are adding to their Bitcoin holdings.
This score tracks whether Bitcoin wallets are growing, with a value near 1 suggesting active accumulation by major players or a significant number of smaller investors.
Recently, this metric has shown a strong uptick, especially among large wallets holding 10,000 BTC or more, which are often linked to institutional investors.
The recent positive shift in the score contrasts with previous periods of distribution observed after Bitcoin’s all-time high.
This trend suggests that large-scale investors are becoming more active in accumulating Bitcoin again, potentially signaling a bullish phase for the cryptocurrency.
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