Miners’ BTC Outflow Volume Soars 51% as Bitcoin Reaches $11,300 Zone: Research Data
As Bitcoin has surged above $11,000 and is trading at $11,300 at press-time, Glassnode has shared that the miners' Bitcoin outflow volume to crypto exchanges and other addresses has seen a massive increase of over 51 percent within the past 24 hours.
As well as that, the amount of non-zero Bitcoin wallets has hit a new all-time high.
Miners sending more BTC to exchanges
As reported by Glassnode research company, BTC amount that miners are sending to crypto exchanges immensely surged in a time-span of 24 hours – by 215.9 percent, data recorded on Friday.
This metric’s value totals 15.139 BTC after rising from 4.792 BTC.
Miners’ outflow volume, according to the fresh data shared by the same company, has also seen a major rise over the past 24 hours – it surged 51.1 percent to 56.858 BTC.
More users are entering Bitcoin as it breaks above $11,000
As Bitcoin is trading in the $11,300 zone after printing a significant upsurge on Friday, Glassnode has counted that more investors have started flowing into the flagship cryptocurrency.
According to a recent tweet, the number of non-zero Bitcoin wallets has reached an all-time high of 31,635,651.
Many experts believe that Bitcoin was pushed up largely due to the recent BTC acquisition by Jack Dorsey-led Square and the report published by Department of Justice that contains its regulatory framework regarding crypto assets.