62% of wallets did not sell Bitcoin for a year amid the bear market: Data
The majority of traders have held Bitcoin for one year and above, 32% held BTC for one month up to a year and 6% have held for less than a month, data reveals.
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The majority of traders have held Bitcoin for one year and above, 32% held BTC for one month up to a year and 6% have held for less than a month, data reveals.
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