#bitcoinshorttermholdersreach4.08mbtc
🐋 4.08M BTC now sits with short-term holders. Is the new-buyer wave losing steam?

Short-term holder (STH) supply hit a ~4-month high, up ~422K BTC (~12%) since July 29. Many of these buyers entered around $82K–$86K, and their average cost basis is ~$74.9K.

What most posts skip: the pace is fading. Reported inflows were ~154K BTC in the first half of October but only ~48K in the latest week. The profit cushion has also narrowed, from ~16% to ~10%. Long-term holders sit on a far bigger buffer, so newer buyers tend to react first when volatility returns.

Levels to watch (reference zones, not guarantees):
🟱 $85K–$86K: reclaim = momentum improves
🟡 $80K–$82K: buyers need to defend
🔮 ~$74.9K: STH breakeven, selling risk rises

More holders ≠ more demand. Price and volume must confirm.

Are recent buyers building the next leg up, or the next sell wall? 👇

Not financial advice. DYOR.

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