The Bitcoin market has been in another wave of volatility. The value of the coin has fallen, and short-term profits are also shrinking.
One notable sign is that the number of Bitcoin holders choosing to sell at a loss has increased sharply – nearly 29% since June 10. However, even amid this, confident buying signals have quietly begun to appear.
Is this a sign of collapse or just a temporary phase?
Luck is for the patient
The Bitcoin market is now entering a special phase where patience will be rewarded.
In previous cycles, both long-term (LTH) and short-term (STH) holders have made profits. Even when Bitcoin prices peaked, short-term holders were able to make as much as 63% profit.
However, this time, short-term investors are in trouble. LTH's profit has increased to 75%, while STH's profit has plummeted to only 12%, creating a worrying divergence.
A Tale of Two Types of Buyers
Since June 10, the number of hodlers selling at a loss has increased by nearly 29%, from 74,000 to over 95,000, suggesting that many weaker investors are starting to withdraw from the market.
Interestingly, however, the number of confident buyers is growing, showing that not everyone is getting caught up in the panic.
Rather than panic selling, some investors are using the downturn to offload their capital. Despite the market fatigue, there are still repositioning strategies being quietly implemented.
At this point, surrender and belief are going hand in hand, and only one side will emerge victorious in the end.
“Iron Hand” Will Lead the Next Recovery
This is a classic “cleanup” phase of the market. Bitcoin cycles often clear out weak investors before paving the way for a more solid and sustainable base.
As short-term sellers leave, long-term investors and confident buyers step in, setting the stage for a period of steady accumulation.
While it may be a bit painful in the short term, it is essential for the sustainable growth of Bitcoin. Patience always pays off, and it seems this period will be no exception
