Mitchell Askew Explains What 15M Inactive BTC Means for Bitcoin’s Next Move

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Bitcoin is rallying despite macro headwinds. Mitchell Askew explains why on-chain data and 15M BTC in long-term supply signal seller exhaustion.

Bitcoin is rallying despite a Fed rate hike and the failure of the Clarity Act, and the on-chain data suggests sellers may be nearly exhausted. Mitchell Askew, Head of Blockware Intelligence, breaks down long-term holder supply, which hit an all-time high of 15 million BTC this summer. He explains why so many coins sitting still signals more room for price to run. He also shares what Bitcoin ETF flows reveal about institutional buyers returning to the market.

Chapters: 0:00 Mitchell Askew of Blockware Intelligence on Bitcoin’s Rally 0:22 Is Bitcoin Selling Pressure Exhausted? Long-Term Holder Supply 1:36 Bitcoin ETF Flows & Returning Institutional Buyers 2:36 Why the Four-Year Halving Cycle Is Breaking 4:06 AI Data Centers Pulling Compute Away From Bitcoin Mining 5:56 The Hash Rate Bear Market: Should Bitcoiners Worry? 6:58 Stranded Energy, Global Mining & AI Data Center Arbitrage 8:12 Why Gen Z Isn’t Buying Homes 9:58 Will Gen Z Ever Save in Bitcoin? 11:26 Shallower Drawdowns & the Future of Bitcoin Cycles

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