- Bitcoin price fell again, causing panic in the crypto space.
- Net Taker volume soared and interest in BTC NFTs waned.
Bitcoins [BTC] The recent run has raised a lot of hopes in the crypto space in recent months. However, BTC’s recent price movements have completely turned the tide.
Movers, shakers and net takers
Over the past 24 hours, the price of BTC fell another 4.03%, dropping its price to $64,459.11 at the time of writing. This can be attributed to the fact that there was a huge increase in Net Taker Volume.
It was the second largest increase in Net Taker Volume ever observed in the past few days.
Net Taker Volume refers to the net amount of cryptocurrency sold or purchased by market participants on exchanges.
When Net Taker Volume is positive, it indicates that more cryptocurrency is being sold than bought, indicating bearish sentiment in the market.
Conversely, a negative Net Taker Volume indicates bullish sentiment, with more cryptocurrency being bought than sold.
A spike in Net Taker Volume could have significant implications for Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency market.
A sudden increase in selling pressure, as indicated by a rise in Net Taker Volume, could lead to downward price movements as more investors look to offload their BTC holdings.
This selling pressure could trigger a cascade of further selling, exacerbating the downtrend and potentially leading to a sharp drop in the price of BTC.
Source: Cryptoquant
Looking at the Bitcoin ecosystem
Another factor that would contribute to Bitcoin’s price movement would be the interest in its ecosystem and Bitcoin NFTS.
In recent days, the number of unique buyers and sellers of Bitcoin NFTs had grown significantly. However, as the price of BTC plummeted, the number of buyers and sellers of BTC NFTs also fell.
This also reduced the total number of NFT sales on the network. A decline in interest in NFTs could impact overall sentiment around BTC in the future.
Source: Crypto Slam
Read Bitcoin’s [BTC] Price forecast 2024-25
Despite these factors, Bitcoin continued to outperform other networks in terms of sales volume over the past 30 days.
Notably, PUPS and NodeMonkes were the best-performing NFT collections at the time of writing, even surpassing the popular Ethereum [ETH] and Solana [SOL] collections Mad Lads and Crypto Punks.
Source: Crypto Slam
