Bitcoin Retail Transfers Decline Amid Market Trends

According to Foresight News, CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr highlighted a notable trend in Bitcoin transactions. The proportion of retail transfers, ranging from $0 to $10,000, within the total dollar transaction volume on the Bitcoin network has been decreasing. This share has dropped from a peak of 2.7% to the current 0.6%. Despite this decline, the absolute transaction volume remains substantial, exceeding $400 million daily, yet it only constitutes 0.6% of the network's total transaction volume. Previously, during the end of the bull market cycle in the fall of 2021, retail demand cooled, with this metric reaching a historic low of 0.19%. The past decline in retail share coincided with the final stages of the bull market cycle, which can be interpreted as an early warning signal of market overheating.