TechFlow, Sept. 7 — According to Coindesk, in late August, Bitcoin's illiquid supply—the amount of BTC held by entities with little spending history—surpassed 14.3 million BTC, setting a new all-time high.
Over the past 30 days, the illiquid supply increased net by 20,000 BTC. Out of the current 19.9 million BTC in circulation, approximately 72% of the total supply is in an illiquid state, held by long-term holders and investors using cold storage. This growth highlights a persistent accumulation trend, even amid recent market volatility. In mid-August, Bitcoin reached a record high of $124,000 before pulling back by around 15%. Despite this price correction, the illiquid supply continues to rise, indicating that holders are not selling due to short-term fluctuations.
