Bitcoin Realized Cap Hits ATH of $832B Despite Slower Capital Inflows
The Bitcoin Realized Cap has claimed a new all-time high despite the market witnessing slower capital inflows in recent times. Bitcoin's Realized Cap has reached a record $832 billion, according to market insights from Glassnode. This growth continues at an impressive rate of $38.6 billion monthly, even as the asset experiences slower capital inflows since surpassing $100,000. These slower capital inflows persist despite the remarkable performance from the ETF market in recent times. Between Jan. 8 and 14, Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) recorded outflows of $1.21 billion over four consecutive days. However, this trend reversed on Jan. 15, with the Bitcoin ETF market witnessing inflows totaling $3.26 billion. Particularly, Jan. 17 alone saw daily inflows exceeding $1 billion, marking the largest single-day inflow for the year so far. Notably, CryptoQuant Fund Premium reflects this bullish trend. The metric, which tracks demand for investment products like funds and trusts, has increased to 0.1026. Decline in Bitcoin Profit-Taking and Sell-Side Pressure Meanwhile, Glassnode also confirmed that the market's sell-side pressure has significantly decreased. Particularly, net realized profit-taking dropped from $4.5 billion in December 2024 to $316.7 milliona 93% reduction, showing that the market is moving toward a healthier supply-demand balance. https://twitter.com/glassnode/status/1882005901915381973However, according to Glassnode, despite a combined 65% crash in realized profit and loss from $4 billion to $1.4 billion, the metric remains elevated historically. This suggests consistent day-to-day demand for Bitcoin is absorbing the ongoing capital flows. To further confirm this trend, the CryptoQuant Net Unrealized Profit and Loss (NUPL) indicator stands at 0.6, indicating that many investors hold substantial unrealized profits. For context, this aligns with the "Belief" phase in market cycles.
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