Bitcoin's original hodlers are showing signs of reduced activity. According to chain analytics, the 90-day average for OG wallet outflows has dropped significantly—from around 2,300 BTC down to roughly 1,000 BTC. This cooling in selling pressure could suggest long-term holders are holding their ground rather than capitulating. When the biggest whales ease up on dumping, it often signals confidence in the market direction. Worth keeping an eye on as this metric can hint at shifts in macro sentiment among Bitcoin's most committed believers.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 01-15 12:53
The old whales held tight, this time they didn't deceive.
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GasFeeSobber
· 01-15 12:49
OGs are holding tight, this is the real signal.
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NFTFreezer
· 01-15 12:45
The old whales have really held back, this is true faith.
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 01-15 12:44
According to the database, OGs have decreased from 2300 to 1000 tokens. How many days have passed since the last time they said they would dump... A reversal will eventually occur, right?
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 01-15 12:42
honestly, this reads like we're hitting mile 20 of the marathon—whales aren't panicking, they're just catching their breath. the fact that outflows halved? that's not boring, that's *the* signal everyone's missing. when the real accumulation phase starts, these charts will look quaint lol
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-15 12:41
OGs are all not selling anymore, this is the real signal... Compared to those calling trades, on-chain data is more honest.
Bitcoin's original hodlers are showing signs of reduced activity. According to chain analytics, the 90-day average for OG wallet outflows has dropped significantly—from around 2,300 BTC down to roughly 1,000 BTC. This cooling in selling pressure could suggest long-term holders are holding their ground rather than capitulating. When the biggest whales ease up on dumping, it often signals confidence in the market direction. Worth keeping an eye on as this metric can hint at shifts in macro sentiment among Bitcoin's most committed believers.