Bitcoin’s all-time high of $89,900 occurred recently, followed by a retracement to $87,983.96. The average realized price reached $33,836.61, an increase of $210.00 or 0.62%. Analysis of unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs) reveals shifts between short-term and long-term holders. Short-term holders (UTXOs aged between one day and one week) have a realized price of $75,300.91, up $1,061.07 or 1.43%, indicating recent buyers are acquiring Bitcoin at higher price levels.
In contrast, long-term holders (UTXOs aged between six months and 12 months) show a realized price of $57,272.50, a modest increase of $56.81 or 0.10%. These movements suggest that short-term investors are in profit by up to $12,000 within a weak market, while long-term holders maintain steady profits with purchases from six months to 12 months old in profit by up to $30,000.
The average realized price is now $54,000 below the current price, the widest dollar margin in Bitcoin’s history.
