Bitcoin coins held between six months and ten years have moved back into net unrealized profit after a period of compressed gains known as "shallow stress." Despite a correction from the $126K peak in October 2025 to around $84K in September 2026, long-term holders remain comfortably profitable with realized prices near $48K-$50K. The recent August sell-off of 260K BTC was a discrete event, not the start of a major sell trend, as sell pressure has eased. This suggests the market is undergoing a mid-cycle reset rather than signaling an end to the Bitcoin bull cycle.
Bitcoin long-term holders exiting shallow stress provide context for cryptocurrency market activity. For readers following major cryptocurrencies on Pluang as of Sep 29, 2026 14:41 WIB: out of 50 priced assets, 30 rose and 19 fell today. Notable movers include COTI at Rp232 with a 1-day change of -4.48%, COMP at Rp438.823 up 4.24%, and SUSHI at Rp4.710 up 4.17%, with varied typical hold times and order activity ratios.
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