#BTC / $BTC - blow off top warnings were given weeks and months ahead.
From the bull market bottom, I called every major bottom correctly. After 125–126K, I shared multiple blow-off top warnings. Remember who alerted you weeks and months in advance — when most didn’t expect it.
#bitcoin Demand has Fallen to Its Most Bearish Level of the Year Even if this situation appears relatively bearish in the short term, these types of environments have historically also created interesting opportunities for long term investors
#Bitcoin spot demand is contracting at the fastest pace since January 10.
Usually this can mean a few things:
◾Buyers are becoming cautious ◾Big players may be reducing accumulation ◾Market momentum is weakening ◾Price can become more vulnerable to downside if sellers increase pressure
Currently, around 61% of the #bitcoin supply is being held in profit.
At first glance, this may seem relatively high, but in reality it remains a fairly low level.
Historically, during bull market phases, the share of supply held in profit tends to stay above 75%.
Conversely, bear market phases have historically been associated with a much larger dominance of losses, with roughly 45% of the supply being held at a loss.
When #BTC dropped below $60K, the market came close to reaching an equilibrium between profits and losses, with only 51.1% of the supply remaining in profit.
👉 For investors to stay more inclined to hold their $BTC , it is essential for the market to maintain a sufficiently high level of unrealized profits.
Of course, when extremes are reached, especially when nearly 100% of the supply is held in profit, the market tends to become overheated and more vulnerable to short term corrections.
Currently, around 61% of the #Bitcoin supply is being held in profit.
At first glance, this may seem relatively high, but in reality it remains a fairly low level.
Historically, during bull market phases, the share of supply held in profit tends to stay above 75%.
Conversely, bear market phases have historically been associated with a much larger dominance of losses, with roughly 45% of the supply being held at a loss.
When #BTC dropped below $60K, the market came close to reaching an equilibrium between profits and losses, with only 51.1% of the supply remaining in profit.
👉 For investors to stay more inclined to hold their BTC, it is essential for the market to maintain a sufficiently high level of unrealized profits.
Of course, when extremes are reached, especially when nearly 100% of the supply is held in profit, the market tends to become overheated and more vulnerable to short term corrections.