#比特币2026年行情展望 Short-term holders start taking profits after the rebound
On-chain data signals: Investors who bought within the past 155 days are gradually transferring Bitcoin to exchanges. Data analysis shows that profit-taking deposits reached 41,800 coins in the past 24 hours, while loss-taking deposits were only 1,800 coins—clearly indicating that profitable investors are cashing out.
This explains the situation well. Short-term holders are usually the most susceptible to market sentiment—buying the dip and panicking during declines. Interestingly, even as some are fleeing this wave, $BTC's current price remains below the average cost basis of these investors ($99,412). In other words, overall, they are still underwater.
As for what this reveals about the market—short-term price movements definitely attract attention, but don’t let these daily fluctuations disrupt your rhythm. The real determinant of direction is those investors who can stay calm. The logic of long-term accumulation versus short-term cash-out is completely different. Clarifying which side you belong to is much more important than blindly following the trend.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 4h ago
Short-term traders are cutting losses again. I just can't understand when they'll finally realize the truth.
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HashRatePhilosopher
· 4h ago
Honestly, short-term clients are like this—take some profit and run, buy the dip when they lose, it's really annoying.
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HorizonHunter
· 4h ago
Short-term players are panicking again. This wave still depends on the long-term to see if they can buy the dip.
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LiquidatedAgain
· 4h ago
Once again, I got liquidated. Every time I see this kind of data, I think of my leverage past... 41,800 coins escaped from the exchange, which shows that some people have realized it, much better than me.
#比特币2026年行情展望 Short-term holders start taking profits after the rebound
On-chain data signals: Investors who bought within the past 155 days are gradually transferring Bitcoin to exchanges. Data analysis shows that profit-taking deposits reached 41,800 coins in the past 24 hours, while loss-taking deposits were only 1,800 coins—clearly indicating that profitable investors are cashing out.
This explains the situation well. Short-term holders are usually the most susceptible to market sentiment—buying the dip and panicking during declines. Interestingly, even as some are fleeing this wave, $BTC's current price remains below the average cost basis of these investors ($99,412). In other words, overall, they are still underwater.
As for what this reveals about the market—short-term price movements definitely attract attention, but don’t let these daily fluctuations disrupt your rhythm. The real determinant of direction is those investors who can stay calm. The logic of long-term accumulation versus short-term cash-out is completely different. Clarifying which side you belong to is much more important than blindly following the trend.