Definition ∞ LTH Realized Price, or Long-Term Holder Realized Price, is an on-chain metric that calculates the average acquisition cost of bitcoins held by long-term investors. This value is determined by the price at which coins held for more than 155 days last moved on the blockchain. It serves as a cost basis for those investors considered less likely to sell during market volatility. This metric distinguishes experienced holders.
Context ∞ In cryptocurrency market analysis, the LTH Realized Price is a key indicator for identifying potential market bottoms and assessing the conviction of long-term investors. News reports often refer to this metric when discussing capitulation events or periods of strong accumulation by seasoned participants. A breach of this price level can signal significant shifts in market structure and investor psychology.
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