Bitcoin has once again reached a critical price threshold — the Short-Term Holders (STH) realized cost basis, according to an update from market analytics platform Alphractal.
Bitcoin has hit a key price zone — the Short-Term Holders’ realized cost basis, according to blockchain analytics platform Alphractal. However, instead of pausing or accumulating, these holders appear to be distributing.
As highlighted by Alphractal, the selling pressure can be attributed to short-term holders returning to profitability. When BTC crosses above their average entry price, many of these market participants prefer to lock in gains, leading to distribution rather than further accumulation.
“For now, this zone acts as strong support, and Short-Term Holders will likely try to defend it at all costs.”
The STH Realized Price represents the average purchase price of Bitcoin held by wallets with transactions within the past 155 days. If BTC manages to sustain itself above this level, it could indicate a continuation of the upward trend. Conversely, breaking below this zone might invite another round of selling, weakening support and paving the way for downside volatility.
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