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Bitcoin is trading in the biggest cost-basis zone, around $62K–$68K. It is split almost evenly between short-term and long-term holders.



Long-term holders provide support, while short-term holders are more likely to sell on a bounce. The key level is $69K, with major supply above at $83K–$86K.

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L2Nomad
2026-08-17
Building a base at 62–68, then moving up?
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MultiSigCat
2026-08-16
Everyone is saying there is heavy supply at 83–86, but I think that when it actually reaches that range, the resistance may turn out to be paper-thin. Let’s first see whether it can reclaim 69.
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Owen_Scott
2026-08-15
LFG 🔥
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GasFeeVoyager
2026-08-15
$69K is crucial; only holding above it keeps the opportunity alive.
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RisingChannelEng
2026-08-15
The high-cost-basis zone is most prone to fakeouts, with repeated wick probes between 62 and 68. Once 69 breaks out on strong volume, the 83–86 range above will be entirely a short-replenishment zone. But if even 68 fails to hold, look to the previous low for support. Don’t rush to chase; wait for the direction.
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ColdWalletCollector
2026-08-15
Long-term holders are providing a floor for the market, but short-term traders are ready to flee at any moment. At this level, it’s like a tug-of-war with retail traders, and it still depends on 69’s signals.
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HedgeWhisper
2026-08-15
First Review
Short-term traders sell as soon as prices rebound, while long-term holders keep buying here—the tug-of-war between bulls and bears in this range is truly exhausting.
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