@mignongeorge
A sudden spike in Bitcoin's Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) metric—measuring long-held coins' movement—typically signals long-term holders (LTHs) spending after dormancy, often to sell and cash out profits at market peaks, per historical patterns. However, it could also reflect non-selling transfers (e.g., wallet consolidation or inheritance), though spikes correlate more with LTH distribution than mere handovers of old coins. In Sept 2025's bullish rally (~$116K), it may indicate profit-taking amid greed
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