Bitcoin short-term holders' profit rate has fallen from nearly 100% in late September to about 70% in late October, according to Glassnode. This decline suggests recent buyers have moved out of the strong sell zone, reducing immediate profit-taking pressure and potentially creating a better entry point for new buyers. Bitcoin traded between $80,000 and $82,000 during this period, with realized gains dropping relative to losses. If the profit rate stabilizes and exchange inflows remain average, it could indicate a healthier market base, but renewed inflows might signal sellers regaining control.
Bitcoin short-term holder profit rates provide context for market sentiment. For readers following cryptocurrency, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Oct 27, 2026 10:01 WIB: Among 50 major cryptocurrencies, 34 rose and 14 fell. Notable movers include ZIL at Rp36 with a 6.72% gain and 58% sell order activity, CAKE at Rp39,053 with a 4.38% rise and 65% buy orders, and UNI at Rp128,060 up 4.04% with 63% buy orders.
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