JG: In the beginning, bitcoin price data was most highly demanded. Then, as investors were looking to explore deeper, other data related to transactions (value, count, size, speed), blocks (size and fees), mining difficulty and hash rates became more interesting. As the technology evolved beyond bitcoin and its use case, investors demanded more information about the digital assets available including price but also more information about liquidity and size generally represented by volume and market capitalization.
Bitcoin Worth $1.6B Leave Centralized Exchanges in a Biggest Bullish Operation Since April: Research Analyst
On Wednesday, centralized exchanges registered a net outflow of over 17,000 BTC, worth more than $1.6 billion at the going...
