BTC $78,770.61 -0.52%
ETH $2,495.58 +1.16%
BNB $703.12 +0.76%
XRP $1.41 -2.90%
SOL $101.27 +3.97%
TRX $0.3352 -0.39%
DOGE $0.0869 +0.15%
ADA $0.2095 -1.35%
BCH $268.50 -0.74%
LINK $11.55 +1.21%
HYPE $81.00 -0.80%
AAVE $125.27 -2.34%
SUI $0.7520 -1.73%
XLM $0.1834 -0.92%
ZEC $789.00 +0.39%
BTC $78,770.61 -0.52%
ETH $2,495.58 +1.16%
BNB $703.12 +0.76%
XRP $1.41 -2.90%
SOL $101.27 +3.97%
TRX $0.3352 -0.39%
DOGE $0.0869 +0.15%
ADA $0.2095 -1.35%
BCH $268.50 -0.74%
LINK $11.55 +1.21%
HYPE $81.00 -0.80%
AAVE $125.27 -2.34%
SUI $0.7520 -1.73%
XLM $0.1834 -0.92%
ZEC $789.00 +0.39%

Analyst: Bitcoin has fallen below the cost basis of short-term holders for over 9 months, and the characteristics of the bear market have not yet faded

2026-07-12 22:22:48

CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost stated that the current Bitcoin price has been below the short-term holder cost basis (STH Cost Basis) for more than 9 consecutive months. Historically, this kind of prolonged loss phase for short-term holders is often highly correlated with bear market cycles.

Currently, the short-term holder cost basis for Bitcoin is approximately $70,700, which continues to act as a resistance level. The market trend in May has reflected this pressure, as BTC quickly encountered a pullback after testing this area near approximately $82,000.

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