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Bitcoin’s realized capitalization has experienced significant growth, indicating improved liquidity in the leading digital asset. According to a report by CryptoQuant, the rising realized cap of bitcoin, along with the increasing stablecoin market cap, suggests the influx of new capital into the crypto market. The realized cap is a metric that estimates bitcoin’s economic weight by considering the last price at which each asset was transacted. CryptoQuant found that bitcoin’s realized cap is growing at its fastest pace this year, with new capital flowing into the market. This has influenced BTC’s market cap and is reflected in its short-term uptrend. The rising liquidity is also evident in Tether (USDT), which historically favors the bull market. Additionally, approximately 70% of BTC’s supply has remained inactive for over a year, indicating a holding mentality among investors. Recent positive events, such as the emergence of bitcoin proponent Javier Milei as the President-Elect of Argentina, have further impacted BTC’s price. Milei’s advocacy for BTC and his proposal to replace the Argentinian Peso with the USD in response to economic instability and rising inflation have contributed to BTC’s rally. The BTC Fear and Greed Index shows that investors are currently in the greed zone, which could be a sign of a potential correction as investors fear missing out on the market’s growth.