Bitcoin Retail Transfers Decline Amid Market Trends

According to Foresight News, CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr has identified a notable downtrend in retail Bitcoin activity. The share of retail transfers—transactions ranging from $0 to $10,000—within the total dollar volume on the Bitcoin network has dropped from a peak of 2.7% to just 0.6%.

While the absolute transaction volume remains significant, exceeding $400 million daily, it now represents only a small fraction of the overall Bitcoin network activity.

Historically, similar patterns have emerged near the end of market cycles. During the late 2021 bull market, retail demand cooled, and this metric fell to a historic low of 0.19%, which analysts viewed as a potential early warning sign of market overheating.

The current decline may indicate shifting dynamics between retail and institutional players, suggesting that large-scale investors are continuing to dominate Bitcoin’s transaction landscape.

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