Bitcoin price keeps struggling but miners refuse to sell

Data from Onchain shows that while Bitcoin's price has continued to struggle recently, miners have shown hands of diamonds.

As called attention to by an investigator in a CrypoQuant post, BTC diggers have been collecting for quite a while, and the lessening cost hasn't frightened them. The "Bitcoin excavator hold" is a marker that actions the aggregate sum of coins present in wallets, everything being equal.

When the value of this indicator observes a decrease, it means that the supply held by the miners is decreasing. Such a trend could be a sign that miners are dumping right now, as they usually pull coins out of their supply to sell on exchanges. And hence, it can be bearish for the price of the coin.

Then again, an upswing in the pointer, when delayed, can end up being bullish for the worth of Bitcoin as it might show excavators are gathering right now.

Now, here is a chart showing the trend of Bitcoin miner supply over the past two years:

As you can find in the above diagram, the Bitcoin digger hold was at an extremely high worth before the beginning of the 2021 bull run, yet when it started off a ton of excavators collected benefits.

After the incident in May of the same year, the miners held their ground for a while, but it didn't take long before the metric dropped as they unloaded.

Active miners have running costs like electricity, so in times of low profitability, they have to sell their coins to pay those bills.

These holders began aggregating again in July as another assembly started off. This time, nonetheless, they didn't auction when the ATH was hit and an accident happened.

However, even miners have yet to increase their Bitcoin reserves in recent months. However, they have resisted the seemingly endless sideways movement that the crypto price has shown recently.

At the hour of composing, Bitcoin's cost floats around $38.4k, down 1% in the previous week. Over the course of the past month, the crypto has lost 17% in esteem. The beneath diagram shows the pattern in the cost of the coin throughout the course of recent days.