Bitcoin Speculative Trading Loses Steam: Is Trump’s Crypto Push to Blame?

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- Bitcoin’s hot supply has shrunk by 50% in recent months, signaling reduced trading activity.
- Trump’s alleged market manipulation and crypto reserve plans raise controversy.
- Traders brace for volatility amid speculation on government influence.
Data from Glassnode shows a significant drop in Bitcoin’s speculative activity, with its “hot supply” plummeting by 50% in recent months. This sharp decline in short-term BTC trading has many market observers wondering if President Trump’s recent moves in the crypto space could be the reason.
“Hot supply” is a key metric that tracks the number of Bitcoin coins being actively traded within short timeframes. A noticeable contraction in this metric often signals a decrease in immediate market enthusiasm, particularly when external factors create uncertainty.
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