Bitcoin Active Entities Up 19%
shows that bitcoin Active Entities have seen an increase in recent weeks. At its lowest, Active Entities dropped to a little over 200K this year, down over 50% from its high of over 400K between January and February 2021. As the price of the asset has begun to soar again, so has the number of Active Entities.Related Reading | Why A Parabolic Move Is Expected For Bitcoin, Billionaire Mike Novogratz
The significance of this shows in the movement of the price. The last time Active Entities saw a significant uptick, the market had seen a bull rally that put the digital asset on a path to new all-time highs. While the increase in Active Entities may not be significant this time around, it may still carry the same connotations for the market.Bitcoin active entities grows 19% in a week | Source:If history is anything to go by, then the increase in Active Entities signifies renewed interest in the market. And one thing that has always preceded a bull run has been returning interest, which often marks the beginning of a long bull rally.
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More Bullish Signals
Active Entities is not the only metric that recorded an increase. In the same report, Glassnode outlines that the average amount of bitcoin being transacted is on the rise. The median transaction size on the blockchain grew to 1.3 BTC, nearing the 1.6 BTC levels that were seen with the liquidity crash of March 2020.Related Reading | Bitcoin Over $100,000 Is Still Possible By Year-End, Says Research Analyst
If the median transaction size now sits at over 1.3 BTC, then the dollar value on these transactions is over $60K. This kind of money moving through the market shows inflows from wealthier investors, which could very well push the value of the digital asset higher. Although it is also important to note that institutional investors generally invest when the market is headed into a bear. So these accumulation patterns could represent the beginning of a bear when institutions begin to fill up their bags.Featured image from FX Empire, chart from TradingView.com