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25/03/26 13:59 UTC-04

Analytics firm says: “Bitcoin’s decline is not over” and predicts a potential bottom level

Over the past few hours, Bitcoin (BTC) has risen above $72,000, prompting analytics firm CryptoQuant to assess the current market situation.

CryptoQuant noted that in recent days Bitcoin has been trading around $70,000, while the Short-Term Holder Realized Price (STH) is currently above the spot price.

At present, approximately 8% of the 5.7 million BTC held by short-term investors are in profit, while 92% are at a loss.

Analysts argue that any further price recovery could trigger increased selling pressure from this group of investors.

“…These investors hold approximately 5.7 million BTC, and only 8% are currently in profit. This situation could lead to increased selling pressure with each price rebound.”

The firm also pointed out that Strategy — the largest institutional Bitcoin holder — is also under pressure, indicating that losses are not limited to short-term holders.

According to the report, Strategy holds 762,000 BTC with an average acquisition cost of approximately $75,600, which aligns with recent resistance levels.

“The realized price of Strategy’s holdings (762k BTC) is $75,600.”

The market is reacting to this level, as recent price rallies have been rejected from this zone.

Analysts also noted that Bitcoin’s average cost basis is around $54,000, emphasizing that historically this level has often marked market bottoms.

“Meanwhile, the average cost basis (realized price) is approximately $54,000.”

In previous downturns:

the price typically returned to this level or remained below it.

See also: "A key signal has emerged in Bitcoin’s price this week: according to an analyst, it may indicate the start of a bear market, but it is not yet confirmed"

#Forecast #Bitcoin (BTC) #Bearish Trading

Editor: Jerg Wos
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