‘Panic visible onchain’: Bitcoin activity hits 2026 high amid Coldcard attack as K33 flags potential bottoming pattern
The Block2h agoUpdated 9m ago
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Bitcoin's seven-day active supply climbed to a 2026 high with about 890,000 BTC moved over the past week amid the Coldcard attack, per K33.
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