So here’s a fun little tidbit for you: the folks over at Santiment, a shiny on-chain analytics firm (because we can never have too many of those), have uncovered something spectacularly obvious. Apparently, Bitcoin’s trading volume has been sending some *fairly obvious* signals for the peaks and valleys of its price. Who knew? 🤷♂️
When Trading Volume Gets Loud, Bitcoin Gets Weird
people are excited. But when it’s low? Well, then everyone’s gone quiet, probably in a hammock, sipping margaritas, and not much is happening.
Now, take a look at this *masterpiece* of data:
What Santiment is getting at here is that these big, bold spikes in volume have been timing things perfectly for Bitcoin. The first big surge in April? A whopping $84.08 billion. And guess what? It happened right around Bitcoin’s little *price dip* due to tariffs. Oh, and then there’s the second spike, just earlier this month, with a juicy $90.90 billion at play. And voilà, right when Bitcoin hit its new all-time high (ATH) above $124,000. 🎉
“Oh, look,” Santiment says, “The two largest spikes in volume were the perfect indicators for buying low and selling high.” Gee, what a revelation, right? I mean, who would’ve guessed that trading volume actually *means* something! 😆
But let’s dive a little deeper-because we’re all about the details. More trading activity usually means more volatility. That’s right, folks, when people move money around, prices are more likely to dance the cha-cha. If there’s a surge in volume near a price dip, it’s usually a good time to buy. You know, like when you find a sale at your favorite store. April’s dip? Yep, that was buying time. But if there’s a spike after a big rally? Well, that’s probably a sign that people are selling off their Bitcoin, hoping to cash in on those sweet profits.
Now, as of the latest data, Bitcoin’s trading volume is still pretty high, hovering around $66 billion. But, of course, it’s still not quite the jaw-dropping numbers we saw during the *earth-shattering* spikes earlier. 😏
BTC Price
And speaking of price, Bitcoin’s been feeling a little down lately. After all those high-flying ATH days, it’s now sitting at a somewhat less glamorous $113,000. But hey, it’s still pretty fancy compared to your run-of-the-mill stock. 😎
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2025-08-22 02:11