Bitcoin has seen its largest short-term holder fund transfer activity since May 2021, reaching $6.1 billion
The trading activity of Bitcoin ETF on January 10th and 11th showed the behavior trend of short-term holders (STH). Short-term investors who held Bitcoin for less than 155 days transferred a total of $6.1 billion to exchanges on these two days, setting a new record since May 2021. It is reported that a large part of these transfers (20 billion US dollars on January 10th and a record-breaking 2.263 billion US dollars on January 11th) were achieved by sending profits to exchanges, highlighting the specific investment strategy adopted by short-term holders, resulting in obtaining a large amount of profit from the digital asset market.
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