Data Shows Long-Term Bitcoin Holders Refuse to Sell; Soon No BTC Will Be Left for Latecomers
The post Data Shows Long-Term Bitcoin Holders Refuse to Sell; Soon No BTC Will Be Left for Latecomers appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. A recent report shows that long-term Bitcoin holders are not selling at current prices, and soon, there will not be enough BTC left for those who join the market late. Over the past week, Bitcoin’s price movement remained tightly compressed, yet data reveals a distinct accumulation trend from seasoned investors. Across the last seven days, the cryptocurrency registered a 3.02% overall price drop. Notably, from May 24 to May 27, BTC fluctuated between $106,000 and $111,000 without establishing a firm directional breakout. Long-Term Holders Add Over 1.39 Million BTC Despite the price consolidation, Bitcoin Magazine Pro data shows that long-term holders (LTHs) have continued to accumulate BTC at a historic pace. Between March 3 and May 25, 2025, the total LTH supply increased from 14,354,038 BTC to 15,739,438 BTC. This reflects a net gain of over 1.39 million BTC in under three months. Bitcoin Long Term Holder Supply Historical cycles offer further context. During previous bull markets in 2013, 2017, and 2021, LTH supply typically declined as holders moved assets into circulation to capitalize on higher prices. However, the current trend diverges from this pattern, with accumulation continuing despite elevated price levels. Notably, brief declines in LTH supply during May 2024 and March 2025 did not disrupt the broader upward trajectory in holdings. Analysts at Bitcoin Magazine Pro note in an X post that the market’s most experienced participants are not willing to sell at current price levels. They warn that continued accumulation may soon reduce available Bitcoin for late entrants. Majority of Bitcoin Holders Are in Profit Supporting this accumulation narrative, on-chain analysis from IntoTheBlock offers further insight into address-level positioning. Based on the price of $107,675.94, approximately 95.88% of all BTC, totaling 19.07 million coins, are currently “In the Money.” Additionally, 703,180 BTC, or 3.53% of supply, are…
The post Data Shows Long-Term Bitcoin Holders Refuse to Sell; Soon No BTC Will Be Left for Latecomers appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
A recent report shows that long-term Bitcoin holders are not selling at current prices, and soon, there will not be enough BTC left for those who join the market late. Over the past week, Bitcoin’s price movement remained tightly compressed, yet data reveals a distinct accumulation trend from seasoned investors. Across the last seven days, the cryptocurrency registered a 3.02% overall price drop. Notably, from May 24 to May 27, BTC fluctuated between $106,000 and $111,000 without establishing a firm directional breakout. Long-Term Holders Add Over 1.39 Million BTC Despite the price consolidation, Bitcoin Magazine Pro data shows that long-term holders (LTHs) have continued to accumulate BTC at a historic pace. Between March 3 and May 25, 2025, the total LTH supply increased from 14,354,038 BTC to 15,739,438 BTC. This reflects a net gain of over 1.39 million BTC in under three months. Bitcoin Long Term Holder Supply Historical cycles offer further context. During previous bull markets in 2013, 2017, and 2021, LTH supply typically declined as holders moved assets into circulation to capitalize on higher prices. However, the current trend diverges from this pattern, with accumulation continuing despite elevated price levels. Notably, brief declines in LTH supply during May 2024 and March 2025 did not disrupt the broader upward trajectory in holdings. Analysts at Bitcoin Magazine Pro note in an X post that the market’s most experienced participants are not willing to sell at current price levels. They warn that continued accumulation may soon reduce available Bitcoin for late entrants. Majority of Bitcoin Holders Are in Profit Supporting this accumulation narrative, on-chain analysis from IntoTheBlock offers further insight into address-level positioning. Based on the price of $107,675.94, approximately 95.88% of all BTC, totaling 19.07 million coins, are currently “In the Money.” Additionally, 703,180 BTC, or 3.53% of supply, are…
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