Bitcoin LTH Distribution Not Over Yet – Can Institutions Absorb The Remaining Supply?
BitcoinistTuesday, May 20, 2025 at 11:30:43 PM
Bitcoin's wild ride continues—it briefly hit $107,000 over the weekend before dropping back down, leaving traders on edge. The quick reversal dashed hopes for a smooth climb into uncharted price territory, keeping Bitcoin stuck in its current $100K–$105K limbo. Analysts are split: some think this is just a breather before another surge, while others worry about lingering sell pressure from long-term holders. The big question now is whether institutional buyers can soak up the remaining supply if those holders keep cashing out.
What This Means: Bitcoin's price swings aren’t just about day traders anymore—big players and long-term investors are shaping the market too. If institutions step in to buy up the coins being sold, it could stabilize things (or even push prices higher). But if demand doesn’t match the supply hitting the market, we might be in for more turbulence. For anyone watching crypto, this tug-of-war between holders and institutions is the real story behind the headlines.
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