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Viewpoint: Bitcoin Selling Pressure Nearing Exhaustion, Current Phase Establishing a Formative Bottom

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On December 7, CryptoOnchain released an analysis noting that Bitcoin’s LTH-SOPR/STH-SOPR ratio has fallen to 1.35—its lowest level since 2024—while the price has retreated to roughly $89,700. ### 1. End of Large-Scale Selling Pressure A high SOPR ratio signals long-term holders (LTHs) have locked in more profits than short-term holders (STHs). Now, the drop to 1.35 indicates the large-scale distribution of "old coins" (held by LTHs) has significantly waned, and the profit gap between seasoned holders and new capital is narrowing. ### 2. Market Sentiment Cools Significantly The SOPR ratio often acts as a barometer for shifts in market sentiment. This decline suggests the market has undergone a thorough reset, clearing out early-cycle speculative froth. Historical data shows that in a macro bull market, a drop in this ratio to such low ranges typically means selling pressure is nearing its end. If the indicator stabilizes or ticks higher around 1.35, it may signal a cyclical bottom is forming—paving the way for a healthier next leg up.
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