- Glassnode says the average Bitcoin investor holds profits despite a recent price dip.
- Average BTC bull holds an unrealized gain of $41K, while short-term investors hold an unrealized loss of $5,300.
- Key pricing levels that could impact investor behavior include a breach of $58K and a decisive break above $64,000.
Despite the recent sell-off that pushed Bitcoin (BTC) prices below $60,000, a new analysis from Glassnode suggests the market remains remarkably robust.
According to the on-chain analytics platform, aggregate investor profitability is still strong, with the average coin holding a 2x profit multiple — a level often seen during the enthusiastic and euphoric phases of bull markets.
Glassnode’s analysis reveals that the average coin in profit holds an unrealized gain of $41,300, with a cost basis of approximately $19,400. Meanwhile, the average coin in loss holds an unrealized loss of $5,300, with a cost basis of around $66,100, primarily held by short-term holders.
This divergence highlights potential sell-pressure points as investors weigh realizing gains against mitigating losses. Notably, the magnitude of paper gains is 8.2 times larger than paper losses. This ratio has only been exceeded on 18% of trading days, all within euphoric bull market regimes.
Furthermore, Glassnode notes that while prices remain within the enthusiastic bull regime, the market is currently characterized by apathy and boredom despite Bitcoin being just 20% below its March all-time high. The average cost basis per active investor remains around $50,000, a key level the market needs to stay above to maintain the macro bull market.
The analysis identified three key pricing levels that could impact investor behavior. A breach of the $58,000 to $60,000 range would put many short-term holders (STHs) at a loss. Price action between $60,000 and $64,000 would continue the current sideways trajectory, while a decisive break above $64,000 would put a significant number of STH coins back into profit and likely boost investor sentiment.
At press time, Bitcoin had fallen over 4% in the last 24 hours, briefly touching $59,662 before settling at $60,200.
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