As per data provided by Glassnode analytics company, the total size of Bitcoin transactions has seen a substantial increase in the last 24 hours.
However, on-chain fundamentals regarding BTC wallets have dropped, while BTC is trading $400 higher than one day ago.
BTC total transaction volume surges
Data delivered by the Glassnode agency reveals that, over the past 24 hours, the total transaction volume of Bitcoin saw a substantial surge and is currently at 8,400,488.542.
It is up 36 percent from the previous value.
Users have been moving their BTC actively. On Monday, the BTC exchange rate added $400 and surged from the $10,300 zone to the $10,700 area, according to data provided by CoinMarketCap.
That is the highest level Bitcoin has seen over the past ten days.
After hitting a high of $12,335 on August 17, Bitcoin then dropped below the $12,000 level on Sept. 1.
On the same day, BTC managed to briefly recover above $12,000, but then it began a sharp decline, dropping below $10,000 for a short moment and then trading in a range between $10,000 and $10,400.
On Sept. 14, BTC went as high as the $10,700 area for the first time in two weeks.
Number of wallets with 10+ BTC plunges
Glassnode also reported that some on-chain fundamentals related to Bitcoin wallets in particular have seen a major drop.
According to the data shared, the number of crypto addresses that contain 10 BTC or more has declined to an eight-month low. Presently, this number amounts to 153,049 addresses on the Bitcoin chain.
Vladislav Sopov