Bitcoin's market indicators suggest a potential bottoming phase rather than a structural breakdown. The ratio of long-term to short-term holder profit-taking has dropped sharply, indicating long-term holders are no longer selling heavily. Additionally, Bitcoin's supply in profit has fallen to 47%, matching levels seen at past bear market floors. The price is nearing key support zones like the 200-week moving average and Realized Price. Despite competition for capital from AI stocks and tech IPOs, these signals point to a shift from distribution to accumulation, with sentiment moving from euphoria to caution. The market awaits fresh capital inflows to confirm recovery.
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Ethereum's Relative Strength Index (RSI) has dropped to its lowest level ever, falling between 17 and 25, well below the oversold threshold of 30. This unprecedented weakness coincides with a 64% price drop from its August 2025 peak and exchange bala...
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