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INTEL: 81% of all Bitcoin in circulation hasn't moved in at least six months Data: River
Data from River shows that 81% of all Bitcoin in circulation has not moved in at least six months, according to an Intel post on X.
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What happened
Data from River shows that 81% of all Bitcoin in circulation has not moved in at least six months, according to an Intel post on X.
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Global impact / market context
When most Bitcoin stays in the same wallets for at least six months, fewer coins are available for trading, which can reduce selling pressure and may support prices if new buyers enter the market.
Analyst inference
This is a long-term holding signal from River's data. It suggests many investors are choosing to keep Bitcoin rather than sell, which can tighten the supply available on exchanges and shape how traders position themselves.
Analyst inference
What to watch
- River reported that 81% of circulating Bitcoin has not moved in at least six months, a fact stated in the Intel post. Confirmed
- Traders could watch whether this share rises or falls in future River updates, which would show if holding behavior is strengthening or weakening. Proposed
- If long-held Bitcoin starts moving, it may signal that holders are preparing to sell, which could add supply and pressure prices lower. Analyst inference
Affected assets
- BTC — Bitcoin