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#Bitcoin Faces Crucial Test Below $115K as Market Weakness Intensifies
Bitcoin ($BTC ) is teetering at a critical juncture after falling below the pivotal $115,000 support level, raising concerns about a deeper correction. The loss of this key level has dampened bullish momentum, with analysts warning that continued weakness could drive prices below $110,000—a level that could trigger widespread long liquidations and shake out short-term holders (STHs).
Mounting Selling Pressure and Structural Fragility
CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler has identified $112,000 as the new short-term resistance level for Bitcoin, describing the $112K–$105K zone as structurally fragile. Adler emphasizes that this buffer zone acts as a thin line separating the market from more aggressive downside risks.
“If BTC breaks below $105K, it could initiate a cascade of liquidations, pressuring weak hands to sell,” Adler warned in a post on X.
The warning comes as macroeconomic uncertainty—including weak U.S. jobs data and declining spot ETF inflows—adds weight to already fragile market sentiment.
Short-Term Holders (STHs) Underwater and Vulnerable
Adler highlights that the 1-week to 1-month STH Realized Price sits at $117,000, meaning this cohort is now holding at a loss. These investors are historically more sensitive to volatility and could capitulate if Bitcoin fails to stabilize.
STH Realized Price: $117,000 (vs. current price ~$115,478)
Panic selling could accelerate if BTC #dips below $105K
Psychological pressure builds as #STHs lose conviction
While $105K may act as a strong psychological and technical support, it is also a stress point. How BTC behaves at this level could shape market direction for the remainder of Q3 2025.
Bitcoin ($BTC ) is teetering at a critical juncture after falling below the pivotal $115,000 support level, raising concerns about a deeper correction. The loss of this key level has dampened bullish momentum, with analysts warning that continued weakness could drive prices below $110,000—a level that could trigger widespread long liquidations and shake out short-term holders (STHs).
Mounting Selling Pressure and Structural Fragility
CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler has identified $112,000 as the new short-term resistance level for Bitcoin, describing the $112K–$105K zone as structurally fragile. Adler emphasizes that this buffer zone acts as a thin line separating the market from more aggressive downside risks.
“If BTC breaks below $105K, it could initiate a cascade of liquidations, pressuring weak hands to sell,” Adler warned in a post on X.
The warning comes as macroeconomic uncertainty—including weak U.S. jobs data and declining spot ETF inflows—adds weight to already fragile market sentiment.
Short-Term Holders (STHs) Underwater and Vulnerable
Adler highlights that the 1-week to 1-month STH Realized Price sits at $117,000, meaning this cohort is now holding at a loss. These investors are historically more sensitive to volatility and could capitulate if Bitcoin fails to stabilize.
STH Realized Price: $117,000 (vs. current price ~$115,478)
Panic selling could accelerate if BTC #dips below $105K
Psychological pressure builds as #STHs lose conviction
While $105K may act as a strong psychological and technical support, it is also a stress point. How BTC behaves at this level could shape market direction for the remainder of Q3 2025.
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Bitcoin Price Plummets: 1 Million BTC Sold by Long-Term Holders Since September
Bitcoin price ($BTC ) is currently trading 13% lower than the all-time high of 108,000 USD, the largest drop since the U.S. presidential election. Strong selling pressure from long-term holders (LTHs) has caused the price of Bitcoin to plummet, while demand from short-term investors is not enough to offset the supply.
Market Movement Details
Deep price drop: Bitcoin is currently around 94,500 USD, sharply down from its peak. Some investors view this as a correction phase as the price has dropped by 10% or more.
Market Movement Details
Deep price drop: Bitcoin is currently around 94,500 USD, sharply down from its peak. Some investors view this as a correction phase as the price has dropped by 10% or more.
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Who is Selling Bitcoin During the Market Decline?
Bitcoin has just undergone a sharp correction, falling below 80,000 USD for the first time since last November. But who is really selling during this period? According to data from CryptoQuant, the answer largely comes from short-term investors (Short-Term Holders - STHs), while long-term investors (Long-Term Holders - LTHs) tend to be more patient.
Short-term investors sell at a loss of billions of USD.
Short-term investors sell at a loss of billions of USD.
Bitcoin Faces Uncertainty as Dormant $114M Whale Awakens — But Accumulators Stay Bullish
Bitcoin ($BTC ) may be down, but it's far from out.
Despite recent price corrections, long-term holders (LTHs) and key on-chain indicators suggest that strong demand persists in the background. With over 50,000 #BTC added by accumulator wallets in the last 30 days and over 160,000 BTC accumulated by long-term investors, Bitcoin appears to be consolidating rather than capitulating.
However, a surprising twist has entered the narrative — a whale wallet holding 1,000 BTC (~$114.4 million) has moved funds for the first time in nearly a decade. The event has reignited speculation over potential sell-offs, but on-chain fundamentals still point toward resilience and long-term accumulation.
#Bitcoin Demand Remains Strong Amid Price Dip
The recent dip in Bitcoin's price has naturally triggered anxiety across the crypto market. Short-term holders (#STHs ) are currently sitting on underwater positions, with some realizing losses. But a deeper dive into on-chain data paints a more nuanced picture — one of accumulation and preparation rather than panic.
Bitcoin ($BTC ) may be down, but it's far from out.
Despite recent price corrections, long-term holders (LTHs) and key on-chain indicators suggest that strong demand persists in the background. With over 50,000 #BTC added by accumulator wallets in the last 30 days and over 160,000 BTC accumulated by long-term investors, Bitcoin appears to be consolidating rather than capitulating.
However, a surprising twist has entered the narrative — a whale wallet holding 1,000 BTC (~$114.4 million) has moved funds for the first time in nearly a decade. The event has reignited speculation over potential sell-offs, but on-chain fundamentals still point toward resilience and long-term accumulation.
#Bitcoin Demand Remains Strong Amid Price Dip
The recent dip in Bitcoin's price has naturally triggered anxiety across the crypto market. Short-term holders (#STHs ) are currently sitting on underwater positions, with some realizing losses. But a deeper dive into on-chain data paints a more nuanced picture — one of accumulation and preparation rather than panic.
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