BTC $62,873.48 -0.73%
ETH $1,878.95 -0.33%
BNB $605.78 -0.55%
XRP $0.9989 -0.98%
SOL $74.98 -1.43%
TRX $0.3326 -0.32%
DOGE $0.0697 -0.61%
ADA $0.1795 -1.03%
BCH $202.98 -1.52%
LINK $8.96 +1.76%
HYPE $55.65 -3.24%
AAVE $86.33 -1.49%
SUI $0.6787 -1.02%
XLM $0.1589 -0.47%
ZEC $492.24 +1.55%
BTC $62,873.48 -0.73%
ETH $1,878.95 -0.33%
BNB $605.78 -0.55%
XRP $0.9989 -0.98%
SOL $74.98 -1.43%
TRX $0.3326 -0.32%
DOGE $0.0697 -0.61%
ADA $0.1795 -1.03%
BCH $202.98 -1.52%
LINK $8.96 +1.76%
HYPE $55.65 -3.24%
AAVE $86.33 -1.49%
SUI $0.6787 -1.02%
XLM $0.1589 -0.47%
ZEC $492.24 +1.55%

Analyst: The enthusiasm for large capital turnover in BTC has decreased, with the on-chain single transaction amount dropping nearly 47% compared to mid-month

2025-12-31 16:37:21

According to on-chain analyst Murphy (@Murphychen888), the dollar value of the average single transaction on the Bitcoin blockchain dropped from an average of $46,610 on December 14 to an average of $24,897 on December 30, a decline of nearly 47%. During the same period, the price of Bitcoin remained largely within the range of $87,000 to $88,000.

Data shows that the concentration of Bitcoin holdings has remained almost unchanged from December 25 to 30, currently standing at 14.4%. Murphy pointed out that this phenomenon indicates a decrease in the willingness of large funds to participate in trading, which may be related to U.S. investors being in holiday mode, leading to a temporary reduction in market liquidity.

The analyst stated that after liquidity gradually recovers, there are usually two scenarios:

  1. The concentration of holdings continues to rise and then suddenly drops significantly after reaching a critical point;
  2. The concentration of holdings drops significantly directly.
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