A rare Bitcoin on-chain signal shows the ratio of long-term to short-term holder profitability falling below 1.0, a pattern seen near past market bottoms. This indicates long-term holders are selling at losses, suggesting capitulation among experienced investors. The signal appears as Bitcoin consolidates near $78,400 after a prolonged decline, with weak public interest and panic selling possibly nearing exhaustion. While this hints at a potential market bottom and accumulation opportunity, confirmation requires the ratio to rise above 1.0 consistently, signaling a return to profitability and market recovery.
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