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Bitcoin’s latest surge has sparked renewed excitement across the crypto space. As the cryptocurrency hovers near its recently set all-time high, new data suggests changes in Bitcoin holder behavior and a strong potential for further gains throughout the week. According to Santiment’s latest tweet , an important on-chain signal supporting this bullish momentum is the declining Mean Dollar Age of Bitcoin holdings, which reflects a younger average age of coins in circulation. This trend has historically aligned with major bull cycles. Over the past five years, there have been three major bull runs, and Santiment found that each has been accompanied by a noticeable drop in the average age of held BTC. Since April 16th, this metric has declined from 441 days to 429 days, which indicates that long-dormant whales are beginning to move their holdings. As these older coins re-enter active circulation, it strengthens the narrative that the market is in an “unprecedented” bull phase. In fact, this phase could possibly be one of the most significant in Bitcoin’s history. Further supporting this, Glassnode’s analysis revealed that despite Bitcoin’s ATH, realized profit-taking volume was just $1 billion, less than half the $2.10 billion seen when Bitcoin first crossed $100K in December 2024. Coin age distribution shows short-term traders dominating activity, with <1-month-old BTC rising to 76.9% from 44.6%, while >6-month-old assets dropped to 13.4% from 24.7%. This indicates that long-term holders are broadly refraining from distributing coins at current levels, which is indicative of a stronger conviction and reduced speculative behavior. CryptoRank’s latest data highlighted a growing macro correlation. Bitcoin’s price movements increasingly mirror trends in the global M2 money supply. Now the fifth-largest asset by market capitalization, Bitcoin appears to be following broader liquidity patterns more closely. The chart includes a 10-week forward projection of M2, historically a leading indicator for the cryptocurrency. This suggests that changes in global liquidity precede shifts in Bitcoin’s price. With the current M2 forecast pointing to continued growth, the data signals potential sustained upside for the cryptocurrency in the near term.

The UK Court of Appeal has delivered a decisive ruling in favor of Binance and several crypto exchanges. It partially dismissed a $11.9 billion lawsuit over the delisting of Bitcoin SV (BSV). The judgment on May 21 found that investors could not claim damages for hypothetical profits they might have earned had the token remained listed. The case stemmed from the coordinated 2019 decision by Binance, Kraken, ShapeShift, and Bittylicious to delist BSV, a Bitcoin fork associated with entrepreneur Craig Wright. Investors behind the lawsuit argued that the delistings unfairly prevented BSV from gaining value and deprived them of potential returns. Related: BSV and XRP Supporter Argue Over Altcoins’ Superiority The plaintiffs alleged that the exchanges acted anti-competitively, and that BSV’s price would have increased significantly if it had remained accessible on major trading platforms. The UK Court rejected those arguments, stating that investors were not legally entitled to any particular market performance from the cryptocurrency. Sir Geoffrey Vos, who authored the judgment, noted that BSV was not “a unique crypto without reasonably similar substitutes.” The court held that other digital assets could have served as alternatives, and investors should have adjusted their positions accordingly. “They had a duty to mitigate their losses,” Vos wrote, emphasizing that market participants must respond proactively to protect their investments. A key part of the lawsuit was the claim of “loss of a chance,” the supposed opportunity to profit from future BSV gains had it not been delisted. The court rejected this as speculative, noting that cryptocurrency investments are inherently volatile. “Cryptos are, by nature, volatile investments,” the court ruled, stating that it would not award compensation based on imagined profits. Only verifiable losses could be considered for compensation. This ruling sends a clear message: courts will not entertain lawsuits based on missed opportunities or unproven financial projections in the crypto space. The decision marks a significant legal victory for Binance and the other exchanges involved. While the lawsuit was only partially dismissed, the court’s rejection of the central claims undermines the bulk of the plaintiffs’ case. Notably, the ruling clarifies that crypto exchanges are not obligated to keep every token listed, nor are they responsible for the market effects of delisting decisions unless direct harm can be proven. Even if investors were unaware of the delisting events at the time, the court ruled their claims would be limited to the token’s value before delisting plus any directly quantifiable losses, not potential future profits. Related: Altcoin Surge: LTC, BSV, BEAM, SOL, and ARB Lead the Way For Binance, the timing is strategic. The company is also attempting to dismiss a separate $1.76 billion claim brought by the FTX estate. In that case, Binance argues that the FTX collapse was due to internal mismanagement and fraud, not any action by Binance. With the UK Court’s reasoning in its favor, Binance may add momentum to its broader legal defense strategy. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

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