There is an interesting pattern behind Bitcoin's recent 90-day trend.
Over the past two years, long-term holders have been like winding up a spring, selling whenever the price spikes to a high point. You can see their net positions change almost perfectly in sync with BTC prices—clearly marked in red zones.
The problem is, this mechanism has recently failed.
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digital_archaeologist
· 1h ago
Long-term holders really didn't follow the usual pattern this time, feeling a bit anxious... Could it be that this time is truly different?
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DecentralizeMe
· 1h ago
Mechanism failure? That's the scariest part, indicating that the chips are changing hands.
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BlockchainGriller
· 1h ago
Long-term holders are really holding back this time. The old tricks of running away at the high points no longer work... Could it be that this time we're really going to the moon?
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RadioShackKnight
· 1h ago
Long-term holders didn't take any action this time? It feels a bit strange.
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PortfolioAlert
· 1h ago
Long-term holders really didn't follow the usual pattern this time. The failure of the mechanism suggests that the market is brewing a major move.
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AirDropMissed
· 1h ago
Long-term holders didn't play by the usual rules this time, feeling a bit anxious.
There is an interesting pattern behind Bitcoin's recent 90-day trend.
Over the past two years, long-term holders have been like winding up a spring, selling whenever the price spikes to a high point. You can see their net positions change almost perfectly in sync with BTC prices—clearly marked in red zones.
The problem is, this mechanism has recently failed.