Bitcoin's realized capitalization, an important on-chain metric, ended an 87-day decline on August 24, 2026, turning positive for the first time this year. By early September, it rose by about 0.88%, reflecting roughly $9.36 billion of new capital entering Bitcoin over 30 days. This metric shows coins are moving at higher prices, indicating renewed investor interest as Bitcoin trades between $78,000 and $80,000, with resistance around $83,000-$86,000. Analysts see this as a potential trend reversal, supported by low sell-side risk ratios suggesting reduced market volatility and absorbed selling pressure. A break above $86,000 with rising realized cap could confirm a sustained upward trend.
Bitcoin trades at Rp1.347.369.355 on Pluang as of September 16, 2026, showing a 3.70% decline in one day. The market cap stands at Rp27.329,34 trillion with a 24-hour volume of Rp574,2 trillion. Sell orders dominate at 62%, while typical hold time is 109 days, indicating steady investor engagement despite recent price drops.
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