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Bitcoin: Why long-term holders aren’t flinching at $1.3B in ETF exits

Traditional U.S. investors have reduced Bitcoin exposure, with $1.33 billion in weekly outflows from Bitcoin ETFs—the largest since February 2025. Despite this, Bitcoin remains resilient due to short-term holder (STH) activity. The STH Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR) is near 0.99, approaching profitability, which may reduce selling pressure. The ratio between long-term (LTH) and STH SOPR suggests potential upside, as it remains low historically. Long-term holders are also inactive, with minimal selling, supporting market stability. Overall, conditions indicate a potential rebound rather than a cycle top.

ambcrypto01/26 01:02

Bitcoin: Why long-term holders aren’t flinching at $1.3B in ETF exits

ambcrypto01/26 01:02

Decoding why Bitcoin remains quiet despite Fed’s first Yen warning in decade

Bitcoin experienced a 6.5% decline this week but avoided a full sell-off, trading quietly while lagging behind other assets. The market's attention shifted to currency stress as the New York Federal Reserve expressed concern over the Japanese yen for the first time in over a decade, signaling potential intervention risks due to Japan's rising bond yields and weak currency. Bitcoin's recent price action has been more sensitive to timing than specific price levels, with volatility typically increasing around the 20th-21st of the month, while weekends remain quiet due to reduced trading activity. Despite dipping from the mid-$90K range to $88-$89K, selling pressure eased quickly. Technical indicators like RSI stayed neutral, and the Capital Movement Flow (CMF) remained slightly positive, indicating underlying support and capital retention. The market is now consolidating, awaiting potential triggers from broader currency movements, particularly regarding the yen.

ambcrypto01/25 16:02

Decoding why Bitcoin remains quiet despite Fed’s first Yen warning in decade

ambcrypto01/25 16:02

Bitcoin: THIS BTC metric hints seller fatigue – $93k bounce or $86k breakdown?

Bitcoin is consolidating between $88k and $91k after a sharp drop from its recent high. Despite a weak structure, analysts note signs of seller exhaustion as the Growth Rate Difference metric improves, suggesting reduced selling pressure. Bullish momentum is returning, with a strong demand wall at $89k and consecutive positive signals in the BvB EMA. However, bears remain stubborn, and a key momentum indicator signals a risk of further decline to $86,270 if bulls fail to hold. If bullish momentum is sustained, a bounce to $93k is possible. The market is at a critical decision point between recovery and breakdown.

ambcrypto01/25 12:02

Bitcoin: THIS BTC metric hints seller fatigue – $93k bounce or $86k breakdown?

ambcrypto01/25 12:02

$7 Trillion Player Is Moving Into Bitcoin, Can This Trigger A Surge To $200,000?

Swiss banking giant UBS, with $7 trillion in assets under management, is preparing to offer Bitcoin and Ethereum trading to some of its wealth management clients, starting in Switzerland and potentially expanding to Asia and the U.S. This move is driven by growing client demand and increasing competition from other Wall Street firms like Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan, which are also expanding into crypto services. Analysts predict this institutional adoption, combined with potential regulatory clarity from legislation like the CLARITY Act, could drive Bitcoin's price to as high as $200,000 this year. At the time of writing, Bitcoin price is trading near $89,600.

bitcoinist01/25 11:17

$7 Trillion Player Is Moving Into Bitcoin, Can This Trigger A Surge To $200,000?

bitcoinist01/25 11:17

Corporate Bitcoin holdings hit 1.13M BTC despite 6.4% price dip: Report

Despite a 6.4% price decline in 2025, corporate Bitcoin holdings reached a collective 1.13 million BTC, representing 5.1% of the total supply. Led by MicroStrategy, which holds over 709,000 BTC, these firms continued accumulating despite market conditions. They increasingly used preferred stock and digital credit for capital raising instead of direct purchases. However, overall institutional demand, as measured by the Apparent Demand Growth metric, has remained negative since December due to significant selling pressure from ETFs, which control 7.1% of the supply. This suggests continued price weakness for BTC until broader demand improves.

ambcrypto01/25 03:02

Corporate Bitcoin holdings hit 1.13M BTC despite 6.4% price dip: Report

ambcrypto01/25 03:02

GameStop Transfers Full Bitcoin Stack, Analysts Flag Possible Exit

GameStop has transferred its entire Bitcoin holdings of 4,710 BTC, worth approximately $504 million when purchased in May 2025, to Coinbase Prime. The move, detected by on-chain analysts, is widely interpreted as preparation for a potential sale. Acquired at an average price of $107,900 per BTC, the current value near $90,000 would result in a loss of around $76 million if sold. Analysts suggest motivations may include tax-loss harvesting, reducing exposure to crypto volatility, or treasury rebalancing. Despite speculation, no official sale has been confirmed, and the company’s stock price remains influenced by other factors, including recent share purchases by CEO Ryan Cohen.

bitcoinist01/24 23:02

GameStop Transfers Full Bitcoin Stack, Analysts Flag Possible Exit

bitcoinist01/24 23:02

Bitcoin Realized Profit/Loss Reveals Underlying Structural Shift — What’s Happening?

Bitcoin is experiencing a significant structural shift, as indicated by on-chain data showing a net realized loss on a 30-day basis for the first time since October 2023. Unlike the short-lived losses of 2023, the current decline is broader and more persistent, suggesting a change in market dynamics. Investors appear cautious, showing less interest in buying the dip or holding through price fluctuations, and are more willing to accept losses. Additionally,ized profits have sharply declined, dropping from 1.2 million BTC in March 2024 to 517,000 BTC by July 2025, with a further contraction to 331,000 BTC by October. This decline occurred despite rising prices, indicating a lack of strong upward momentum. These trends resemble patterns observed during the late-stage bull market of 2021-2022, which preceded a bearish turn. Bitcoin is currently transitioning from a mature bull phase to a more volatile environment, with its price at $89,462 at the time of writing.

bitcoinist01/24 21:32

Bitcoin Realized Profit/Loss Reveals Underlying Structural Shift — What’s Happening?

bitcoinist01/24 21:32

Bitcoin Pattern From 2022 That Led To Crash To $20,000 Reappears

A technical analysis by Crypto Bullet suggests Bitcoin is mirroring a pattern from its 2022 cycle that preceded a major crash to $20,000. The current setup shows BTC retesting and getting rejected at the 100-day Moving Average (MA100), then pulling back to a support zone within an ascending channel, similar to 2022. After a short-term recovery that could push the price to $102,000, the analyst predicts a dramatic 23.5% crash to around $68,450, as downside momentum accelerates if Bitcoin fails to reclaim the 200-day Moving Average (MA200) as support. Another analyst, Tyrex, notes consolidation above $89,000 and a potential rally to $92,000, but warns the broader market sentiment is fearful despite a forming ascending channel.

bitcoinist01/24 20:02

Bitcoin Pattern From 2022 That Led To Crash To $20,000 Reappears

bitcoinist01/24 20:02

Bitcoin mirrors 2021 setup: Is a BTC price pullback ahead?

Bitcoin's price is trading near highs but shows signs of weakening underlying demand. On-chain data indicates a deficit of 60,000–80,000 BTC in apparent demand, reflecting distribution and insufficient new buyer absorption. This is compounded by persistent spot ETF outflows exceeding $1.3 billion weekly, signaling distribution rather than accumulation. The current setup resembles the 2021 cycle transition, where negative demand preceded prolonged downside. Macro conditions, including tight liquidity and high rates, are reducing risk appetite. Without a meaningful recovery in demand, recent price strength may represent a bear-market rally rather than renewed bullish momentum.

ambcrypto01/24 19:02

Bitcoin mirrors 2021 setup: Is a BTC price pullback ahead?

ambcrypto01/24 19:02

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