Glassnode Tweet: Exchange Addresses Hold Decreased Bitcoin Balance to 2.26 Million Coins
According to data from Glassnode platform, the number of BTC held on exchanges has been consistently decreasing, with the balance dropping to 2.26 million coins, reaching its lowest point since March 14, 2018 (1940 days ago). Typically, there are two main reasons for the outflow of BTC from exchange addresses: 1. Exchanges typically hold users assets in a centralized manner. When a trust crisis occurs, users tend to withdraw their BTC to their own wallets. 2. Traders, when not in immediate need of selling, withdraw BTC to their wallets for storage. On the Glassnode platform, the Exchange Balance data is often considered to have a non-linear inverse correlation with BTC price and can be used as one of the factors to assess the medium to long-term price trends of BTC. Generally, in the absence of black swan events, when the data shows a sharp decrease in exchange balances in the short term, BTC prices tend to rise. Conversely, when the data shows a sudden increase in exchange balances in the short term, BTC prices tend to decline. However, its important to consider the impact of black swan events and other external factors that may introduce noise into the data. After filtering out the noise caused by