The amount of BTC whales continues dipping as the number of transactions reaches its highest value in three months. The BTC whales reportedly keep dumping digital assets as the economic conditions of the virtual assets’ market pale.

Additionally, reports from industry intelligence say that the number of deals with the coin has increased markedly. The reports say that Bitcoin wallets. have traded over 1699 digital currencies, more than the figures in March and April.

The numerous digital assets coming into virtual currencies’ exchanges depict the BTC whales are selling the assets in their care while getting ready for a bearish performance. The incoming bearish performance, analysts say, might last over the long term. Meanwhile, statistics say that the level of fear and greed among stakeholders in the BTC market stands at a highly “fearful” region.

Although the exchange value of Bitcoin keeps falling, the number of deals stakeholders run in the industry sits above 200,000 every day. After the bullish trend of the currency last year, different firms and industry analysts said that the currency’s worth would keep increasing.

Conversely, occurrences such as different emerging variants of the coronavirus and the trepidation surrounding rising interests reportedly led to the currency’s decline from its November peak. Bitcoin had gone to $68,692. However, it today sells for $33 after losing/gaining over the last 24 hours. 

While the currency keeps plunging, the number of daily deals remains stable. Statistics state that the current daily amount of deals on the cryptocurrency is within the average daily figures since the year began.

Sub-Regional Banking Institution Chides Central African Republic (CAR) for Adopting BTC

Writing from the Bank of Central African States’ leader says that CAR places the financial condition of their country’s economy in danger by adopting virtual assets. The letter also talks about other unsavory effects that the adoption would impact on the economic alignment of the sub-region.

Last month, the Central African nations previously announced legislation that says it would legalize the use of virtual assets as a national currency. The chiding of the governing bank in the sub-region comes after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) tagged the legislation as one that gives it concerns.

The CFA is the fiat currency in former France’s colonies across Western and Central Africa. Reports say that many Bitcoin enthusiasts don’t like CFA pegging against the Euro.

Some digital assets enthusiasts in the sub-region argue that the fiat currency takes away independence from individual nations. Others claim that the CFA has a French origin and is an extension of colonialism.

The central African nation is the only nation after El Salvador to adopt the virtual currency. The Central American country has received criticisms from government and international organizations.

In the central African nation, the letter of the governing bank’s leader ends by pleading with the CAR to reverse strict abidance with the laws of the bank. However, the digital assets’ regulation remains in place despite the demand of the governing bank by this report’s time.