Long-term holders have been reducing their positions for seven consecutive weeks, but bitcoin’s price continues to rise. LTH SOPR remains above 1 for the second week, holders are
Bitcoin is trading 15% above the average cost basis of coins held by short-term holders. For seven weeks, this group's holdings have remained above their month-earlier
Buying pressure in the futures market reached its highest level since August 19. At the same time, open interest increased by nearly 9,000 BTC over 24 hours: traders are
Bitcoin is trading at $83.7K, 14% above the short-term holder cost basis. Over the past week, their cost basis rose 1.2% to $73.7K. The long-term
Bitcoin's September rally brought a substantial share of supply back into profit: the percentage of coins in profit reached its highest level since January. But by the end
At the peak of the second wave, the market realized 19% less profit than at the peak of the first, even though Bitcoin’s price was higher. Losses also declined.
Bitcoin is trading at $83K, while coins are leaving exchanges at the fastest pace since October 2025. Futures buyers, however, have no edge: the positioning index’s 30-day average
On September 24, Bitget reported $351.6 million in unauthorized transfers and temporarily suspended withdrawals. After the incident, BTC withdrawals from Bitget nearly stopped. Net Bitcoin outflows continued on other
Over the past week, Bitcoin rose from $76.5K to $84.0K. Bitcoin Regime Score moved into bullish territory twice, but both surges were brief. The model’s signals now
Long-term holders have gone from near-zero profit to being 37% above their average purchase price. TL;DR Bitcoin is hitting a new high in the current bull cycle,
Bitcoin has climbed to $85.7K and is trading above its average price over the past year for the first time since November 2025. At the same time, Trend Pulse
The number of coins held by long-term holders has been falling for five straight weeks, but the 30-day pace of decline has dropped from 105.9K to 21.
