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Analysis: Most investors who bought BTC in the past 3 to 6 months are unwilling to take profits now and are instead choosing medium- to long-term trading.

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Mars Finance reports that on September 13, analyst Murphy said on-chain data can provide a relatively clear understanding of the trading sentiment of representative investors at the current stage.

First, very few holders who bought BTC in the past 3–6 months have realized profits. In other words, most of those who bought at the bottom during this period are unwilling to take profits at current prices. This is the group of STHs (short-term holders) closest to LTHs (long-term holders). Traders who are not selling now are most likely pursuing medium- to long-term trades.

In addition, many holders who bought BTC in the past 6–12 months have realized losses. This group almost encompasses the coins accumulated throughout the entire bear market. Many of these LTHs are not true believers. They simply became long-term holders passively after their holdings fell into unrealized losses. As a result, they are the most unstable group during every major drop or rebound. From a macro-cycle perspective, BTC cannot fully enter its next phase until this type of selling pressure has been gradually released.

Recently, Murphy also wrote about why it is difficult for Bitcoin to break through $82,000. First, the coins held by short-term holders (STH) are distributed between $59,000 and $81,000. If the price breaks through $82,000, some short-term speculative capital will choose to take profits, creating the first layer of selling pressure.

Second, the largest concentration of coins held by long-term holders (LTH) is precisely between $81,000 and $82,000. When the price approaches the breakeven point, they may choose to exit, creating the second layer of selling pressure. The analyst believes that breaking through $82,000 will indeed face resistance in the short term, as the market needs time to digest differences of opinion and absorb the supply. Once the market successfully rebuilds momentum and breaks through, the path ahead will be wide open.

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AnimeLeek
6 minutes ago
Break above 82k only to fall instead? I understand the logic, but when that time really comes, those who dare to catch it will be the real tough ones.
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RoyaltyRebate
11 minutes ago
Murphy’s data is interesting: quite a few false believers are mixed in among the so-called “long-term holders.” The stress test has arrived.
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ForkMoment
11 minutes ago
Those who entered between March and June are really holding steady. Even with such a thin profit cushion, they’re not selling—looks like they’re genuinely bullish on what comes next.
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TestnetVeteran
37 minutes ago
The 82k level is indeed grueling, with LTH and STH both battling it out here; only a breakout will let us breathe a sigh of relief.
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DuneDashboardDog
an hour ago
Those who bought the dip from June to December are probably hurting the most now, right? They say they’re holding for the long term, but their actions honestly show they’re hesitating over whether to cut their losses.
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NicknameTaken
3 hours ago
How much further upside does this rally have?
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NicknameTaken
3 hours ago
How much upside is left in this move?
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NicknameTaken
3 hours ago
First Review
How much room is left in this rally?
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