Want to Buy Bitcoin Dip? Follow the Whales

 
Florence Muchai
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Florence Muchai
 
Harsh Chauhan
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Harsh Chauhan
July 8, 2024

The current Bitcoin market crash is different from past cycles. Historically, a crypto market crash is largely followed by FUD and massive market sales. According to social data presented by Santiment, “Historically, most turnarounds occur immediately after the average traders have given up hope on crypto.”

Bitcoin whales set the market tone

According to a CoinShares Research Blog, crypto whales have set the tone for the present market. The report data shows that digital asset investment products saw inflows totaling $441 million. 

As per the report, Bitcoin saw $398 million inflows. However, that ed for only 90% of the total inflows. Investors opted to invest in altcoins. 

“Most notable of which was Solana, seeing US$16m last week, bringing year-to-date (YTD) inflows to US$57m, making it the best-performing altcoin from a flows perspective. Ethereum sentiment seems to have turned, seeing US$10m inflows, but remains the only ETP to have seen net outflow YTD,” the CoinShares report read.

On the other hand, blockchain equity markets did not reflect the improved sentiment, as it experienced additional outflows of $8 million last week.

Santiment reports that traders considering buying the dip should watch out for market rebounds as many investors remain hopeful. The entity adds, “Ideally, one of these dramatic dips is met with FUD and panic.” 

Right now, Bitcoin is worth $56,260, having lost 10.4% value in 7 days. James Butterfill, Coinshares’ head of research, adds that American crypto investors took advantage of the dip to trade investment vehicles.  

America was not the only country witnessing inflows. Hong Kong, Switzerland, and Canada saw $32m, $24m, and $12m respective inflows. However, saw $23m crypto outflows. The German government continues to dump BTC, creating high volatility.

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Florence Muchai
Written by Florence Muchai

Florence Muchai is a crypto journalist at CryptoNewsZ with four years of experience covering Crypto, Blockchain, Web3, NFT, and AI. She has written for MSN and CryptoPolitan, bringing a wealth of knowledge to the industry. Florence holds a Bachelor's Degree in Disaster Management and International Diplomacy and a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology. She is a digital nomad and explores the intersections of decentralized and traditional finance, offering insightful analysis on wealth creation, financial literacy, and the evolving digital economy. She is ionate about empowering readers with knowledge and delves into emerging trends, regulatory developments, and the impact of blockchain on global finance.