Charts provided by Glassnode data analytics vendor show that the amount of Bitcoin owned by long-term holders has recovered to a level last seen in 2020, and these users are actively buying the dip.

Long-term Bitcoin investors recover BTC they held in 2020

Prominent Bitcoin dedicated Twitter account @BTC_Archive has posted two charts by Glassnode, indicating that long-term Bitcoin investors continue to buy Bitcoin on the dip and have already recovered what they sold since it was worth around $12,500 per coin.

The chart of the Total Bitcoin Supply Held by Long-Term Holders shows that the BTC owned by these investors is now at the same high level as it was last year—when the leading digital asset was worth $13,000.

The curve went down by Jan. 21, when BTC began soaring above $20,000, and has been rising since May.

Long Term HODLers now own the same number of #Bitcoin as when the price was $13k. pic.twitter.com/v8oW88UrYC

— Bitcoin Archive ??? (@BTC_Archive) August 11, 2021

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Serious BTC investors keep grabbing the dip

Another chart shared by this Twitter user with his 414.5 million followers shows that investors with diamond hands continue to stock up on Bitcoin, adding more and more to their holdings kept in cold storage wallets.

As of this writing, the flagship crypto is going at $46,059, according to data from CoinMarketCap, after breaching the $40,000 level on Aug. 5.

Long term HODLers bought the dip.

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…and they continue buying #Bitcoin! pic.twitter.com/0eqk1RoBZy

— Bitcoin Archive ??? (@BTC_Archive) August 11, 2021

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Charts provided by Glassnode data analytics vendor show that the amount of Bitcoin owned by long-term holders has recovered to a level last seen in 2020, and these users are actively buying the dip.

Long-term Bitcoin investors recover BTC they held in 2020

Prominent Bitcoin dedicated Twitter account @BTC_Archive has posted two charts by Glassnode, indicating that long-term Bitcoin investors continue to buy Bitcoin on the dip and have already recovered what they sold since it was worth around $12,500 per coin.

The chart of the Total Bitcoin Supply Held by Long-Term Holders shows that the BTC owned by these investors is now at the same high level as it was last year—when the leading digital asset was worth $13,000.

The curve went down by Jan. 21, when BTC began soaring above $20,000, and has been rising since May.

Long Term HODLers now own the same number of #Bitcoin as when the price was $13k. pic.twitter.com/v8oW88UrYC

— Bitcoin Archive ??? (@BTC_Archive) August 11, 2021

Related

Serious BTC investors keep grabbing the dip

Another chart shared by this Twitter user with his 414.5 million followers shows that investors with diamond hands continue to stock up on Bitcoin, adding more and more to their holdings kept in cold storage wallets.

As of this writing, the flagship crypto is going at $46,059, according to data from CoinMarketCap, after breaching the $40,000 level on Aug. 5.

Long term HODLers bought the dip.

✋??

…and they continue buying #Bitcoin! pic.twitter.com/0eqk1RoBZy

— Bitcoin Archive ??? (@BTC_Archive) August 11, 2021

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed by our writers are their
own and do not represent the views of U.Today. The financial and market information
provided on U.Today is intended for informational purposes only. U.Today is not
liable for any financial losses incurred while trading cryptocurrencies. Conduct
your own research by contacting financial experts before making any investment
decisions. We believe that all content is accurate as of the date of publication,
but certain offers mentioned may no longer be available.