
Unchained Will Bitcoin's Price Go Up Again? Yes, According to On-Chain Analytics - Ep.244
Jun 8, 2021
Willy Woo, an on-chain Bitcoin analyst and writer of the Bitcoin Forecast, teams up with Rafael Schultze-Kraft, co-founder and CTO of Glassnode. They dive into the recent factors affecting Bitcoin's price, including Elon Musk's market influence and the surge of corporate treasuries investing in Bitcoin. Topics include the environmental debate around mining, the role of derivatives in price volatility, and how on-chain metrics suggest Bitcoin could be undervalued. Predictions about Ethereum's impact and the market's bullish potential also take center stage.
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Geographical Shift in Bitcoin Holdings
- There's a geographical shift in Bitcoin holdings, with the West buying and the East selling.
- On-chain analysis shows net coin flows from exchanges like Binance to Coinbase.
Institutional vs. Retail Holding Behavior
- Institutional buying often involves moving coins off exchanges into cold storage.
- Retail investors tend to leave coins on exchange wallets, making on-chain analysis harder.
Impact of Derivatives Trading
- Derivatives trading increases Bitcoin price volatility due to high leverage and liquidations.
- This deters long-term investors but provides a learning experience for new traders.


