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Bitcoin single-day worth surge linked to billions in USDC inflows

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Last updated: 2023/02/20 at 2:49 AM
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Bitcoin single-day price surge linked to billions in USDC inflows

Bitcoin (BTC) hit a six-month excessive of $24,800 on Feb. 16, registering a double-digit surge of 15%. 

The single-day Bitcoin worth surge took many unexpectedly, given February has been traditionally bearish for the highest cryptocurrency. BTC’s worth rose by $1,820 in a single day, making it the most important inexperienced day for the highest cryptocurrency in six months.

One-day Bitcoin worth chart. Source: TradingView

Many folks attributed the BTC worth surge to a number of elements, together with an increase in greenback worth and declining inflation. On-chain knowledge signifies the present worth momentum will be traced again to a mysterious fund that began pouring cash into the crypto market on Feb. 10.

According to knowledge from Lookonchain, almost $1.6 billion in institutional funds have flowed into the crypto market over the previous six days. Most of the $1.6 billion flowed from stablecoins, particularly Circle-issued USD Coin (USDC). The proprietor of the funds first withdrew their USDC from Circle after which despatched it to numerous exchanges.

USDC withdrawal from Circle. Source: Lookonchain

There have been three notable wallets whose funds have been traced from Circle to numerous exchanges. First, a pockets tackle beginning with “0x308F” withdrew 155 million USDC from Circle and transferred to exchanges since Feb. 10. The second pockets tackle beginning with “0xad6e” withdrew 397 million USDC from Circle and despatched it to numerous exchanges, and a 3rd pockets beginning with “0x3356” withdrew 953.6 million USDC from Circle and transferred to exchanges across the similar time.

Wallets transferring funds from Circle to exchanges. Source: Lookonchain

The Bitcoin worth surge comes simply days after the highest cryptocurrency hit its first-ever weekly demise cross. The demise cross seems on a chart when an asset’s short-term transferring common, normally the 50-day, crosses under its long-term transferring common, normally the 200-day. Despite the bearish nature of the sample, the demise cross has been adopted by above-average short-term returns lately.

The crypto neighborhood reacted in a different way, with Bitcoin proponents calling it the beginning of one other bull run. Samson Mow commented on the value surge, “BTC price is still below the 200 WMA, which is 25k. Bitcoin trading below the 200 WMA is an anomaly.” In every of its main market cycles, Bitcoin’s worth traditionally bottoms out across the 200-week transferring common. Others called the current worth surge a bear entice whereas warning that giant gamers are cashing out.