Bitcoin network activity down 30% from highs as 'tepid' demand mimics mid-2019

Bitcoin network activity down 30% from highs as 'tepid' demand mimics mid-2019

2022's bear is 2019's bull as Bitcoin active entities number around 275,000 per day in February. Bitcoin (BTC) is now seeing "tepid" demand just three months after hitting its latest all-time high, according to on-chain analytics firm Glassnode.In a tweet on Feb. 18, researchers flagged a sea change in Bitcoin on-chain activity compared to just three months ago. Bitcoin active entities echo 2019 "mini bull peak"Bitcoin's descent from $69,000 to $33,000 has been accompanied by a widely-publicized crash in interest from mainstream consumers.Now, the latest data shows that for existing....


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