The number of active BTC addresses remains stagnant at levels last seen in 2020, despite Bitcoin's surge past $105,000.
Analysis by Alphractal suggests the lack of activity does not indicate celebration of Bitcoin's milestone but rather indicates disinterest in the market.
Alphractal argues that the stagnation is not due to long-term conviction or holder discipline, as both on-chain transaction volume and spot exchange activity remain low.
The report highlights that despite Bitcoin's price exceeding $100,000, overall interest seems minimal among retail and institutional investors.
Alphractal dismisses the notion that subdued participation is due to Bitcoin being seen as a passive store of value, attributing it to disillusionment among investors.