News from BieJie.com: CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. said that Bitcoin short-term holders have seen the pressure model shift to buyer dominance, replaying the rebound pattern after the February pullback. The current buyer pressure score is about 30%, higher than the seller’s 22%, and seller pressure has been compressed to multi-month lows. Bitcoin’s price is currently $63,900, hovering near the lower end of the short-term holders’ cost basis range, around $61,600. The analyst noted that as long as the $61,600 lower boundary holds, the demand structure will remain unchanged; if it breaks below that level, the latest holders will fall into losses.

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AuroraSnowyWildernessSolitary
· 24m ago
63.9k is hovering right along the lower edge at 61.6k—can the demand structure hold up? We’ll know this week.
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PaperfoldDao
· 2h ago
The selling pressure from the lows over the past few months suggests that everything that needed to be sold has already been sold, and what’s left are iron-headed holdouts.
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BorrowedHalo
· 4h ago
Under the short-term holders’ cost basis lower bound—if this level breaks, it’s a stampede. Keep watching it.
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CapitalFlowInATeacup
· 5h ago
Replaying the February playbook? Hope it doesn’t mess up this time
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MevTeaBreak
· 5h ago
Buy-side pressure: 30% vs 22%. The advantage isn’t that big, but the seller really has no ammo left.
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GateUser-e4351615
· 5h ago
61.6k If you can hold, then there’s a chance
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RiskParityKid
· 5h ago
Axel’s model is pretty accurate; the surge in February really bounced hard.
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