$PYR ‌

🤯 307 days! Bitcoin has been swinging in the $60k–$70k range for a full 10 months!

Guys, you didn’t read it wrong—this is already Bitcoin$BTC ‌ the third-longest consolidation in the $10k trading range in its history. Only behind the $10k–$20k range and the $20k–$30k range during the 2018 bear market. It’s even longer than many people thought.

🔍 But don’t let the timeline scare you—on-chain data is speaking.

Glassnode shows that about 6% of circulating supply last moved in the $58k–$64k range. The 200-week moving average is currently near $62,873, and historically, the time it has stayed long-term below this level has been very short. In other words, people are taking in the supply here with real money.
$ETH ‌

⚠️ There is indeed also pressure. CoinShares’ latest report points to three major pressures: the Fed’s hawkish stance, uncertainty around the situation in Iran, and stalled progress on the “Clarity Bill.” ETF outflows for eight straight weeks totaled about $8 billion, setting a record—but note that over the past three trading days, inflows have already begun.

💡 My take:

Chasing up or selling during this area is easy to get hit. The $60k–$64k range has dense positioning—not a place to panic-sell and cut loss, and also not a spot for blindly going all-in.

DCA in batches + placing limit orders to pick up might be a more comfortable way. If it dumps below $62k, place buy limits in batches; if it rebounds above $65k, don’t get greedy. The longer it chops sideways, the bigger the volatility once it chooses a direction—be prepared, not trying to predict the direction.

Institutions treat the drop as a rebalancing opportunity; we retail traders should have our own rhythm.

Are you currently in full cash mode and watching, lightly testing with a small position, or already fully loaded and stuck in losses? Chat in the comments👇
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