Short-Term Holder Realized Price Nears $100K, Marking New Era for Bitcoin Entry Levels

Bitcoin's short-term holder realized price is on the verge of crossing the $100000 mark, according to the latest data shared by Bitcoin Magazine.

The average price at which short-term holders bought Bitcoin has nearly reached $100,000, setting a new era for Bitcoin's entry levels, according to data shared by Bitcoin Magazine.

Short-term holder realized price tracks the average purchase price of BTC for addresses holding coins for 155 days or less. It’s often used to assess recent market conviction and capital inflows.

The latest chart shows this metric steadily rising alongside the spot price, with a sharp acceleration throughout Q2 2025.

As the line approaches six figures, the implication is clear: most new buyers are entering at historically high levels, suggesting growing long-term confidence and broader adoption.

“Soon the average new buyer will only ever have been able to buy a 5-digit Bitcoin,” the post notes — highlighting a structural shift as Bitcoin transitions from early speculative asset to maturing global financial instrument.

While this raises questions about affordability for latecomers, it also confirms deepening capital commitment among newer investors, with the $100,000 region now serving as a potential base rather than a speculative peak.

This development follows several months of price consolidation and renewed institutional interest, positioning Bitcoin’s current range as a possible launchpad for the next macro leg higher.