Since September, the buy-sell ratio has been tilted towards buyers, with $80 billion invested each month. Despite minor pullbacks, such as the recent 0.28% drop, the long-term bullish trend remains intact.
Short-term holders prevent a major drop in BTC price
James Van Straten’s report shows that since September, strong trading activity has helped stabilize BTC prices, with a long/short holding ratio of 1.28, reflecting high demand. LTH (held >2 years) were mostly sold, while STH and new investors led the buying activity.
Since September, 843,113 BTC have been sold and 1,081,633 BTC have been accumulated, with buyers buying an average of 12,432 BTC per day, exceeding the 9,690 BTC sold. This strong accumulation has kept BTC stable above $90,000, reflecting bullish market sentiment.
BTC's historic moment
According to analyst Ki Young Ju, Bitcoin has seen significant inflows, with buying activity reaching $80 billion per month.
This development is a very bullish indicator for BTC, showing that adoption is steadily increasing. More retail investors are entering the market, buying BTC in larger amounts than ever before.
Ki Young Ju emphasized this motivation when he stated:
“Nearly half of the capital that has flowed into the Bitcoin market over the past 15 years has been added this year.”
If this trend continues, BTC's long-term outlook remains strong, positioning the asset for a sustained uptrend.
BTC maintains bullish momentum
Although BTC is down 0.28% in the last 24 hours, the funding rate is positive at 0.0100% and the long/short ratio is neutral (1) reflecting bullish sentiment. The current move is considered a minor pullback, with bulls still holding the advantage.
