According to CryptoQuant's CEO, Ki Young Ju, now is a prime opportunity for large investors to gather Bitcoin (BTC).
Sharing his views with his 350,800 followers on X, he believes that despite Bitcoin’s current lackluster price movements, the market remains bullish.
#Bitcoin market is boring with less volatility.
= Less interest from both buyers and sellers.
= Retail exit liquidity not ready.
= Ideal time for whales to accumulate $BTC.= We’re still in a bull cycle. Boring is an opportunity. pic.twitter.com/zccHAbOOHA
— Ki Young Ju (@ki_young_ju) July 1, 2024
Ju highlights the subdued market activity, noting the low interest from both buyers and sellers.
He sees this as the perfect scenario for whales to amass BTC, considering the market’s overall bull cycle status. CryptoQuant’s director describes the current quiet phase as a chance for strategic accumulation.
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