Since the beginning of 2025, long-term Bitcoin holders have significantly reduced their positions, selling approximately $300 billion worth of assets. This wave of selling directly pushed down the LTH supply—dropping to a historic low of 13.5 million BTC by mid-December. The most aggressive selling occurred within a single month, with an average of about 758,000 BTC sold per day. Afterwards, the supply stabilized around 13.6 million BTC, corresponding to a sideways market for Bitcoin. Interestingly, on-chain data is sending positive signals—many indicators are pointing to a consolidation phase at the bottom. Historically, when this type of supply pressure is released and on-chain signals turn bullish, it often signals the beginning of a new upward trend. The next market rally could be just around the corner.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 01-10 16:52
LTH is dumping wildly, but on-chain data is singing a different tune. I've seen this pattern before.
Big players sell, retail investors buy, who will be laughing or crying in the next wave?
Once the supply pressure is released, it should rebound, right? Otherwise, how is it called accumulation at the bottom?
Wait, can 300 billion USD really bring about a new historical low? Feels like the impact isn't that strong.
To put it simply, it's still bottoming out. When it really moves, it will be very quick. Feeling a bit nervous.
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InfraVibes
· 01-10 00:59
Old investors, this wave of reducing positions is really fierce, with 300 billion directly poured in.
Wait, are on-chain signals turning positive? Is this really the bottom this time, or are we going to get caught in a squeeze again?
The pressure from LTH supply has been released this wave, and it does seem to have some momentum.
But to be honest, I’m still a bit anxious, worried that it’s another round of cutting losses.
Hey, can we rely on historical patterns? Can this wave go up?
Supply remains steady around 13.6 million, is this already in place?
I just want to know when the next starting point will come, I’m so anxious.
Are there any veterans who have really gone all-in? What are they thinking now?
The data looks quite optimistic, but I always feel something’s off.
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ServantOfSatoshi
· 01-10 00:54
Whales dump 300 billion USD, retail investors have to buy the dip again
LTH supply drops to historic lows? Damn, this is the bottom signal, everyone get ready for explosion
On-chain warming? Nonsense, this time really is different, do you believe it or not, I believe it anyway
The big players have finished selling, now it's our turn to scoop up the bargains haha
After such a long sideways movement, are we really about to take off or is it just another scam?
By the way, can this wave of retail investors make money, or will they keep cutting us?
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BlockchainBouncer
· 01-10 00:47
The big players are dumping, this is not normal... Could it be a tactic to accumulate at low levels?
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PumpBeforeRug
· 01-10 00:33
300 billion dumped, and you still say it will rise? Wake up, everyone.
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LTH reducing positions so aggressively, who dares to buy the dip? Truly.
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Is it again on-chain data indicating the bottom? I'm tired of hearing this.
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Supply pressure has been fully released... The investors' move is really impressive.
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Sideways consolidation is just around the corner? So we still have to wait.
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Talking about accumulation every day, but who the hell has ever reminded me when it's actually time to accumulate?
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Still optimistic, but after 300 billion dollars dumped, we need to take a breather first.
Since the beginning of 2025, long-term Bitcoin holders have significantly reduced their positions, selling approximately $300 billion worth of assets. This wave of selling directly pushed down the LTH supply—dropping to a historic low of 13.5 million BTC by mid-December. The most aggressive selling occurred within a single month, with an average of about 758,000 BTC sold per day. Afterwards, the supply stabilized around 13.6 million BTC, corresponding to a sideways market for Bitcoin. Interestingly, on-chain data is sending positive signals—many indicators are pointing to a consolidation phase at the bottom. Historically, when this type of supply pressure is released and on-chain signals turn bullish, it often signals the beginning of a new upward trend. The next market rally could be just around the corner.