Retail Investors Missing in Action as Crypto Cycle Momentum Weakens
By Crypto Economy
Retail activity in the Bitcoin market has slowed dramatically, according to data from Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange. Since early 2023, the 90-day moving average of inflows from retail addresses—those holding less than 0.1 BTC—has dropped from 552 BTC per day to just 92 BTC, highlighting a significant decline in participation.
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The waning participation of retail investors is a concerning trend in the cryptocurrency market, according to data from Binance, the world's leading crypto exchange. Since early 2023, the 90-day moving average of Bitcoin inflows from retail addresses holding less than 0.1 BTC has plummeted from 552 BTC per day to a mere 92 BTC, signaling a dramatic decline in smaller-scale investor activity. This shift in the crypto cycle's momentum could have far-reaching implications for the market's overall health and stability. As the industry navigates through this challenging period, it remains crucial for cryptocurrency enthusiasts to stay informed and vigilant, monitoring the evolving trends that shape the digital asset landscape.
