Bitcoin Miners See High Prices as 'Opportunity,' Become Sellers
Bitcoin (BTC) miners have once again turned into net sellers of bitcoin, with miner inventories dropping to levels not seen since early September. However, miners aren’t necessarily turning bearish “en masse,” although s...
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According to the bitcoin data and research platform ByteTree, about 30% more BTC was sold than mined on Thursday, as more Bitcoin miners sent part of their holdings to the market....
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