According to @TXMCtrades, Bitcoin’s on-chain Liveliness—defined as the running sum of lifetime spending versus holding scaled by coin age—continues to trend higher this cycle despite lower prices, suggesting a persistent floor of spot BTC demand not yet reflected in price action (source: @TXMCtrades on X, Dec 6, 2025). Liveliness typically rises in bull runs as supply changes hands at higher prices and slows or falls as demand wanes, functioning like a long-term moving average for on-chain activity that tracks capital rotation (source: @TXMCtrades on X, Dec 6, 2025). While momentum through this lens remains positive, the metric is not a timing signal because it often turns after price, and recent activity implies larger entities are active on-chain even if identities are unknown (source: @TXMCtrades on X, Dec 6, 2025).

According to @TXMCtrades, a material share of Bitcoin (BTC) trading occurs away from exchange order books via off-chain settlement networks such as Copper ClearLoop and Fireblocks, keeping these transactions out of retail volume data and order-book prints, which is vastly underappreciated for market analysis; Source: @TXMCtrades on X. According to @TXMCtrades, these networks operate in a manner similar to OTC flows, allowing entities to swap large size without direct, immediate impact on exchange order books; Source: @TXMCtrades on X. According to @TXMCtrades, traders relying solely on on-exchange volume and order-book signals may underestimate actual BTC liquidity and large-player flow because significant off-exchange settlements reduce visible slippage and distort perceived market depth; Source: @TXMCtrades on X.

According to TXMCtrades, BTCforDummies received high praise, highlighting positive engagement within the cryptocurrency community. This interaction indicates strong community sentiment, which can influence trading volumes and market perception positively.