Bitcoin: Latest On-Chain Data Shows Positive Signs

With the start of the first week of April, Bitcoin still hovers around the $28,000 mark. Let's have a look at recent on-chain data and what it means for the biggest cryptocurrency by market cap.
Bitcoin’s relative unrealized loss has reached a 10-month low of 0.142, while its mean block size hit a one-month low of 1,805,806.623.
However, the number of spent outputs with a lifespan of 1-24 hours has hit a one-month high of 15,085.863, indicating high levels of Bitcoin activity.
The number of addresses in profit has also reached an 11-month high of 33,187,747.661, showing that more investors are benefiting from the cryptocurrency’s recent gains. Additionally, the amount of supply last active between 1-3 months has hit a three-month low of 1,075,322.502 BTC – which is evident that many investors are hodling their assets.
On the other hand, Bitcoin’s open interest in perpetual futures contracts has hit a one-month high of $219,421,642.79 on Bitmex, indicating increased demand for these types of contracts.
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The number of addresses holding 0.1 or more coins has reached an all-time high of 4,298,929, and the number of active addresses in the last seven days has hit a one-month high of 58,645.458. Finally, the amount of supply last active between 2-3 years has hit a two-year high of 2,529,322.812 BTC.
These data points suggest that despite some short-term dips, Bitcoin still shows strong activity and interest from investors, with new all-time highs reaching several key areas.
At the time of writing, the number one cryptocurrency is trading at a little over $28,000, with a 4.15% surge on the weekly chart and $18.5 billion volume in the past 24 hours.