Bitcoin's original long-term holders, known as 'OGs,' have reduced their selling activity to the lowest levels seen since late 2024, according to on-chain data. This slowdown follows intense profit-taking waves during 2024 and 2025 when Bitcoin prices surged above $100,000. Currently, the 90-day moving average of BTC sold by these OGs is just 962 BTC, signaling they are holding rather than selling. This reduced selling pressure may help establish a structural price floor around $63,000, potentially supporting Bitcoin's price stability and future gains. Additionally, outflows from spot ETFs have also slowed, further indicating easing sell-side pressure in the market.
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