The short-term investors' average cost basis in Bitcoin is currently around $98,800. The price level and the STH (small processor) average cost are gradually converging. When these two indicators align, it will mark a critical turning point for the market. The decision time will come then. If this zone is not convincingly surpassed, the price movement could face a difficult period.
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RektButSmiling
· 01-06 22:19
98.8k is really a tough level; short-term chips and STH costs are almost at the same level. Either break through or explode.
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MEVvictim
· 01-06 15:00
98.8k is indeed a critical point; in the short term, retail investors are all trapped here.
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ProbablyNothing
· 01-06 14:59
Damn, the 98.8k level is really a bit tense.
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 01-06 14:59
empirically speaking, the convergence of STH cost basis with current price is basically textbook support/resistance mechanics. data suggests we're looking at a genuine inflection point here, not the "vibes" kind ppl keep tweeting about lol
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 01-06 14:48
9.88 million at this level is really crucial; it depends on whether it can break through.
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MevHunter
· 01-06 14:38
The 98,800 price level is really a bottleneck, with short-term chips densely accumulated.
The short-term investors' average cost basis in Bitcoin is currently around $98,800. The price level and the STH (small processor) average cost are gradually converging. When these two indicators align, it will mark a critical turning point for the market. The decision time will come then. If this zone is not convincingly surpassed, the price movement could face a difficult period.