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Miner activity surges as Bitcoin hits new price highs
Mining activity surges as Bitcoin hits new highs. After Bitcoin's price surged to new highs above $118,000, mining metrics showed significant activity yesterday. In contrast, Bitcoin transfers from miners to exchanges rose for the first time since May 23. This may indicate that miners view the current price of Bitcoin as a place to profit, especially since they differ from other market players in terms of their ability to bear mining costs. The continued activity of miners, coupled with Bitcoin's price rising to new highs, clearly indicates that they are selling Bitcoin. However, miners did not achieve over-the-counter selling levels similar to those seen in May. Excessive selling by miners often leads to price volatility. Will miners be the next players in Bitcoin's price volatility, or will they wait for it to rise further to realize higher profits?