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Bitcoin continues to lead in terms of the longest average holding period. However, one crypto asset has outpaced major assets like Ethereum in this metric, highlighting its sustained appeal among long-term investors. According to the latest data compiled by IntoTheBlock, Bitcoin leads with an “average HODL time” of 4.4 years. This aligns with its popular perception as a long-term store of value or “digital gold.” Despite the world’s largest crypto asset’s failure to reclaim a...

In der schnelllebigen Welt der Finanzmärkte, wo täglich neue Trends und Strategien auftauchen, mag die Idee des „Kaufen und Haltens“ (HODL) altmodisch erscheinen. Doch trotz der Verlockung von Daytrading und kurzfristigen Spekulationen hat sich HODL als eine der erfolgreichsten und stressfreisten Anlagestrategien erwiesen. Was ist HODL? HODL ist ein Begriff, der aus der Krypto-Community stammt und für „Hold On for Dear Life“ steht. Es bedeutet,...

Bitcoin und der Kryptowährungsmarkt im Allgemeinen sind für ihre Volatilität bekannt, die sowohl Risiken als auch Chancen für Anleger mit sich bringt. Ein Bullenmarkt, in dem die Preise steigen und die Investorenstimmung positiv ist, bietet speziell für Bitcoin-Investoren verschiedene Möglichkeiten, Gewinne zu erzielen. In diesem Artikel werden wir verschiedene Strategien zum Geldverdienen mit Bitcoin im Bullenmarkt untersuchen, einschliesslich langfristiger Investitionen, Handel, Staking und...

CoinspeakerVanEck Slashes Spot Bitcoin ETF Fee from 0.25% to 0.20% to Obtain Competitive Edge The majority of US spot Bitcoin ETF issuers have set their sponsor fee between 0.19% and 0.25%, but the high competition could easily cause further lowering in the near term. VanEck Slashes Spot Bitcoin ETF Fee from 0.25% to 0.20% to Obtain Competitive Edge

Bitcoin has attracted a new generation of hodlers in the last three years, as resilient investors are steadfastly holding onto their assets. Data from the widely used HODL Waves metric reveals that individuals who purchased Bitcoin in late 2020 have chosen to retain their coins without selling. Long-Term Holders Continue to Accumulate Bitcoin Despite the 2023 bull run that has propelled Bitcoin prices to their highest levels in over a year, long-term holders (LTHs) of...

According to data provided by Glassnode, long-term holders currently hold almost 14.5M bitcoin (BTC). LTHs have been on a gradual accumulation spree in the past year and a half despite the prolonged bear market.  Blockchain analytics firm CryptoQuant has recently revealed that institutional investors (hedge funds, pension funds, commercial banks, insurance companies, and more) have also shown an increasing appetite for holding the primary cryptocurrency in the long run. So...

The latest ASX Australian Investor Study estimated that approximately 15% of Australians have invested some of their wealth in cryptocurrencies. The figure is somewhat similar to the 17% registered during the bull market in 2021. The research further showed that young Aussies are more inclined towards the industry, with 31% being HODLers. The Latest Trends in ‘The Land Down Under’ According to the analysis, roughly every seventh Australian has entered the cryptocurrency...

Research carried out by contributors of the Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) estimated that 35% of Canadians owning digital assets had fallen victim to crypto fraud. The study further determined that approximately 9% of the locals have purchased cryptocurrencies or NFTs, with the share being higher among individuals who graduated from universities. Less Educated People Seem More Likely to Get Scammed The report, conducted via a representative survey of 2,000 Canadian...

Crypto market intelligence platform Santiment suggested that the number of bitcoin investors turning into long-term holders have been spiking recently. In addition, Glassnode determined that more than 50% of all BTC in circulation has not moved in the past two years. Almost 45 Million HODLers As analyzed by Santiment, the total amount of individuals and entities holding bitcoin for the long run has soared to almost 45 million, and the numbers have been rising at the fastest...

A joint study conducted by KPMG China and Aspen Digital estimated that 58% of family offices and high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) from Hong Kong and Singapore had distributed some of their wealth in cryptocurrencies. At the same time, 34% of the non-investors intend to join the ecosystem in the near future. Almost Two-Thirds Are HODLers The survey revealed that bitcoin and ether are the most popular digital currencies among family offices and HNWIs based in Hong Kong and...