According to @glassnode, since late August ETH pulled back from a new peak while 3-10 year holders increased their average daily spending to more than 45,000 ETH per day on a 90-day SMA basis, the highest level by seasoned investors since February 2021, source: Glassnode on X Nov 14, 2025, glassno.de/49TYFoV. For trading context, Glassnode defines this metric via Spent Output Age Bands where older coin spending reflects long-term holder distribution and increased supply returning on-chain, source: Glassnode Academy and Glassnode on X Nov 14, 2025, glassno.de/49TYFoV.

According to @glassnode, popular narratives like OG whales dumping and Bitcoin’s Silent IPO are oversimplified, and their on-chain models indicate a more nuanced underlying market structure that they will break down in detail. Source: @glassnode on X, Nov 13, 2025. Traders should prioritize data from Glassnode’s on-chain models over headlines, focusing on whale-to-exchange inflows, long-term holder spending, and supply distribution by cohort to validate real sell pressure versus simple rotation. Source: @glassnode on X, Nov 13, 2025. Positioning should be adjusted only after Glassnode’s forthcoming breakdown confirms or rejects the dumping narrative to avoid chasing false signals. Source: @glassnode on X, Nov 13, 2025.

According to @glassnode, long-term BTC holders are accelerating distribution, with LTH supply falling rapidly and the LTH net position change turning sharply negative. According to @glassnode, LTHs are realizing profits while bulls defend the $100k level, indicating increased sell-side flow from aged supply at this price area. Source: @glassnode on X, Nov 13, 2025, glassno.de/3XrNOLy

According to @glassnode, it has released collaborative research with Keyrock that applies Glassnode's on-chain lens to assess how store-of-value traits emerge in crypto markets by directly comparing Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) as competing assets. According to @glassnode, the study centers on evaluating BTC and ETH through on-chain evidence to inform the long-standing store-of-value debate in digital finance. According to @glassnode, this latest analysis positions BTC and ETH within a store-of-value framework that traders can reference when assessing market structure and asset selection.

According to @glassnode, Bitcoin (BTC) is consolidating above 100,000 USD with support near 100,000 and resistance around 106,000, defining a tight trading range for now; source: Glassnode on X 2025-11-12 https://twitter.com/glassnode/status/1988644487011487972 and Week On-Chain https://glassno.de/47BhQCy. @glassnode reports ETF outflows, low leverage, and elevated put demand, indicating a cautious market still searching for conviction; source: Glassnode on X 2025-11-12 https://twitter.com/glassnode/status/1988644487011487972 and Week On-Chain https://glassno.de/47BhQCy.

According to @glassnode, Bitcoin is one of the lowest-velocity major assets globally, indicating very low coin movement over time, source: Glassnode on X, Nov 12, 2025. According to @glassnode, Ethereum’s supply is twice as active versus Bitcoin, with approximately one in four ETH locked in staking or ETFs, source: Glassnode on X, Nov 12, 2025. According to @glassnode, the latest research with Keyrock examines where BTC and ETH sit on the Store-of-Value to Utility continuum, providing a framework for traders to compare supply activity profiles, source: Glassnode on X, Nov 12, 2025.

According to @glassnode, BTC is trading near $104K and is confined between the 0.85 and 0.75 cost-basis quantiles at $108.5K and $100.6K, which have historically acted as resistance and support, and a break of either boundary is likely to define the next directional trend (source: Glassnode post on X, 12 Nov 2025: https://x.com/glassnode/status/1988540879951273997; source: Glassnode link: https://glassno.de/4nTvNkd).

According to @glassnode, since early October U.S. Bitcoin ETFs have seen predominantly net outflows with only a few positive inflow days, and single-day redemptions have reached roughly 700 million dollars. Source: https://x.com/glassnode/status/1985323293356745030; https://glassno.de/4oN6SQ5 According to @glassnode, this flow pattern indicates a broader de-risking phase among ETF investors. Source: https://x.com/glassnode/status/1985323293356745030 According to @glassnode, traders can monitor daily ETF creations and redemptions via Glassnode’s flow dataset to assess whether outflows persist or reverse as a short-term sentiment gauge for BTC exposure. Source: https://glassno.de/4oN6SQ5

According to @glassnode, Bitcoin (BTC) futures open interest remains muted after October’s leverage flush with little sign of new speculative build-up, source: https://glassno.de/47Ksfup and https://x.com/glassnode/status/1980569106509082727. Derivatives activity has slowed materially, mirroring a broader backdrop of subdued market sentiment, source: https://glassno.de/47Ksfup and https://x.com/glassnode/status/1980569106509082727.

According to @glassnode, The Altcoin Vector #28 delivers professional-grade weekly insights into the most volatile segments of the altcoin market to support active trading decisions. Source: @glassnode. The report aims to help traders identify high-conviction setups across altcoin pairs for execution and portfolio positioning. Source: @glassnode.

According to @glassnode, The Bitcoin Vector #29 is built by Swissblock in collaboration with Willy Woo and is presented by Glassnode, marking the latest installment of the Bitcoin-focused series (source: @glassnode). No additional market metrics, price levels, or indicators were provided in the source content (source: @glassnode).

According to @glassnode, Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded from 100,000 to 106,000 dollars with improving momentum and easing selling pressure, source: @glassnode on X and Glassnode Market Pulse, Nov 10, 2025, glassno.de/3LwDkIk. @glassnode reports that on-chain activity has increased while leverage has been reduced, suggesting early signs of stabilization after October’s drawdown, source: Glassnode Market Pulse, Nov 10, 2025, glassno.de/3LwDkIk. For traders, the update identifies 100,000 and 106,000 dollars as the latest reference levels for BTC to track near-term market tone, source: @glassnode on X, Nov 10, 2025, glassno.de/3LwDkIk.

According to @glassnode, Bitcoin retested the $100K level this week, a zone they state has repeatedly acted as pivotal support (source: @glassnode). The update identifies $100K as the key support area shaping BTC’s near-term market structure for Week 46 (source: @glassnode).

According to @glassnode, the firm was named Best Data & Analytics Implementation in Digital Assets at the 2025 Digital Assets Awards by @banker_digital. Source: Glassnode post on X dated Nov 10, 2025. According to @glassnode, the recognition is described as a testament to its continued focus on high-quality infrastructure and actionable market intelligence, directly relevant to trading analysis workflows. Source: Glassnode post on X dated Nov 10, 2025.

According to Glassnode, BTC rebounded from the 75th percentile cost basis near $100,000 and is consolidating around $106,200, source: Glassnode, X post Nov 10, 2025, x.com/glassnode/status/1987830050813788533; glassno.de/4ojfrSN. The next key level is the 85th percentile cost basis near $108,500, a zone that has historically acted as resistance during recovery moves, source: Glassnode, X post Nov 10, 2025, x.com/glassnode/status/1987830050813788533; glassno.de/4ojfrSN. Trading takeaway: monitor $100,000 as on-chain support, $106,200 as a consolidation pivot, and $108,500 as first resistance, all defined by Glassnode’s percentile cost basis levels, source: Glassnode, X post Nov 10, 2025, x.com/glassnode/status/1987830050813788533; glassno.de/4ojfrSN.

According to the source, on-chain analytics firm Glassnode reports that long-tenured Bitcoin (BTC) whales reduced their holdings in 2025, indicating a distribution phase that increases circulating supply and elevates near-term sell-side risk, source: Glassnode. Traders should monitor Whale Balance, Exchange Net Position Change, and Large Holder Netflow to confirm whether distribution persists and to gauge liquidity-driven entries or hedges, source: Glassnode.

According to @glassnode, since late September XRP fell from $3.09 to $2.30, a ~25% decline, while profit realization volume on a 7D-SMA basis jumped ~240% from $65M per day to $220M per day. Source: Glassnode. According to @glassnode, this divergence indicates distribution into weakness rather than strength, highlighting sell-side realization during a drawdown that traders should monitor. Source: Glassnode.

According to the source, whale dominance over intraday BTC price moves is waning, a trend supported by market microstructure and on-chain metrics from independent analytics firms. Kaiko reports BTC order book depth improved materially through 2024 versus 2022–2023, reducing slippage from large orders and dampening single-whale price impact, which shifts focus toward aggregate flows and liquidity conditions (source: Kaiko). Glassnode shows the number of addresses holding at least 1 BTC repeatedly hit all-time highs in 2024, signaling broader supply distribution and relatively less concentration among whale entities during this cycle (source: Glassnode). Farside Investors tracks substantial cumulative net inflows into US spot BTC ETFs in 2024, making daily ETF flow a key near-term catalyst for BTC that can outweigh isolated large-wallet transactions in driving direction and momentum (source: Farside Investors). IntoTheBlock indicates the share of very large on-chain transactions in total volume was lower at times in 2023–2024 compared with 2021 peaks, consistent with a smaller relative footprint from the largest holders during rallies (source: IntoTheBlock). For trading, this shift means monitoring ETF net flows, order book depth, and derivatives positioning may provide more actionable signals than tracking single whale wallets, as evidenced by datasets from Kaiko, Farside Investors, Glassnode, and IntoTheBlock (sources: Kaiko; Farside Investors; Glassnode; IntoTheBlock).

According to the source, a claim has circulated that a U.S. court found the FBI not liable for wiping a hard drive allegedly holding 3,400 BTC; traders should seek an official court opinion or docket before acting on this headline, as independent verification is required (source: official court records/PACER or DOJ press materials, verification pending). Independently of this claim, on-chain research estimates 2.6–3.7 million BTC are likely lost or unrecoverable, representing roughly 12–18% of Bitcoin’s eventual 21 million cap, which reduces effective free float (source: Chainalysis research 2017; Glassnode Lost Coins analysis 2020; Bitcoin protocol supply cap as documented by Bitcoin.org). Growing illiquid supply and rising coin dormancy into 2023–2024 have historically coincided with stronger BTC trend persistence, tightening order book depth and widening slippage during rallies and drawdowns (source: Glassnode on-chain reports 2023–2024). For trading, consider laddered limit entries, wider stops, and monitoring exchange reserves and Illiquid Supply Change to gauge potential supply squeezes that can accelerate moves (source: Glassnode on-chain metrics; CryptoQuant exchange reserve dashboards). If the cited legal ruling is confirmed, the additional 3,400 BTC would incrementally reinforce the long-term illiquid supply trend rather than change near-term flows, but confirmation is essential before incorporating it into risk models (source: official court records; Chainalysis/Glassnode supply studies).

According to @glassnode, RLUSD supply surpassed $1 billion for the first time, confirming steady growth through 2025, source: glassnode. @glassnode also reports that USDe supply declined about 39% over the past month as on-chain yields compressed and incentive-driven demand cooled, source: glassnode.