On-Chain Support Level

Definition ∞ An On-Chain Support Level represents a specific price point for a digital asset where historical data recorded directly on the blockchain indicates robust buying interest. This level frequently acts as a barrier, preventing further price declines. It signals a zone of demand.
Context ∞ Analysts often examine transaction volumes, the distribution of assets across various addresses, and other blockchain-native metrics to identify these critical price thresholds. These support levels are a key component of on-chain analysis, providing insight into market structure and potential price reversals. They inform strategic trading decisions.

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→Mild Bearish Regime

→Structural Recovery Foundation

→Realized Loss Spike

New Bitcoin Whales Capitulate Realizing over Billion Dollar Losses

Speculative buyers have exited, realizing $1.3 billion in losses as Bitcoin price slipped below their $111,900 average cost.

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→Bitcoin Investor Capitulation

→Seller Exhaustion Signal

→Short-Term Holder Realized Price

New Buyers Capitulate Confirming $98,000 as Critical Market Support

Intense short-term seller capitulation near $98K signals a major support test, but market confidence requires reclaiming $111.9K.

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→Realized Value Ratio

→Investor Cost Basis

→BTC Mid-Term Bottom

Bitcoin Valuation Nears Investor Cost Basis Signaling a Macro Bottom

The MVRV ratio dropped to 1.8, meaning the current price is very close to the average price all investors paid, suggesting a strong value zone.