On-Chain Data Shows Growing Investor Interest As Bitcoin Falls To $29.5K
On July 18, BTC’s price again fell below $30,000, although the recent price movement in the crab market is also supported by solid investor activity on-chain. The price of Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $30,000 on July 18, which retail investors may not have expected given the previous month’s outcomes, but does the drop signal a change in trend? Data suggests that it does not in the long run. To begin with the positives, Bitcoin price is still attempting to convert the $30,000 level to support after roughly ten attempts since April of this year, but the price is consistently finding buyers in the $28,000 to $25,000 region, which buyers seem to be perceived as an expansion zone. This opinion is backed by on-chain data from Glassnode’s Bitcoin Accumulation Trend Score, which may or may not be viewed positively by investors given that the expansion behavior of investors at the $30,000 BTC price is similar to that seen in the $28,000 to $24,000 ra...