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ETH $1,870.68 +5.15%
BNB $576.21 +1.27%
XRP $1.10 +3.45%
SOL $77.34 +3.27%
TRX $0.3273 +0.86%
DOGE $0.0738 +2.62%
ADA $0.1629 +2.86%
BCH $234.85 +0.06%
LINK $8.34 +5.52%
HYPE $66.77 +5.26%
AAVE $97.20 +2.14%
SUI $0.7521 +3.00%
XLM $0.1818 +1.94%
ZEC $552.16 +9.06%
BTC $64,546.41 +3.33%
ETH $1,870.68 +5.15%
BNB $576.21 +1.27%
XRP $1.10 +3.45%
SOL $77.34 +3.27%
TRX $0.3273 +0.86%
DOGE $0.0738 +2.62%
ADA $0.1629 +2.86%
BCH $234.85 +0.06%
LINK $8.34 +5.52%
HYPE $66.77 +5.26%
AAVE $97.20 +2.14%
SUI $0.7521 +3.00%
XLM $0.1818 +1.94%
ZEC $552.16 +9.06%

Data: The long-term and short-term holding ratio of BTC has reached a 30-month high, with long-term holders continuing to accumulate

2026-07-15 14:53:04
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Crypto market analyst gaah cited CryptoQuant data, stating that the holding ratio of long-term holders (LTH) to short-term holders (STH) of BTC has risen to a 30-month high. This metric is used to measure the distribution of Bitcoin supply between long-term holders and short-term holders.

The analysis points out that extreme highs in this metric typically do not occur at the peak of market euphoria, but rather during a reaccumulation phase. Historically, bull market peaks often happen when this metric starts to decline from a high point, rather than when it reaches a new high. Currently, with BTC prices still about 50% lower than the last historical peak, long-term holders continue to absorb circulating chips in the market.

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