An analyst explained how Bitcoin’s availability for trading has quietly declined during the asset’s recent consolidation phase. Bitcoin May Be In A Good Position To Set New All-Time Highs In a new post on X, analyst Willy Woo discusses the recent trend in the Bitcoin inventory sitting on centralized exchange platforms. Related Reading: Is $77,600 The Next Step For Bitcoin? On-Chain Pricing Model Hints So The chart below shows how the spot and paper BTC reserves have changed over the past few years. As the graph shows, the Bitcoin sitting in spot wallets has been declining over the last couple of months. The total amount of such BTC in the custody of central entities has now dropped to just 2.3 million. It’s also apparent that the total sum of the spot and “paper” BTC (highlighted in purple) has declined at the same time. Paper BTC here refers to derivatives products related to cryptocurrency that don’t actually require investors to own the asset. Thus, given that the combined sum of the exchange inventory has gone down for ..
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