Is Bitcoin Finding a Bottom? What The UTXO Data Is Telling Us
February 28 2025 - 11:00PM
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Bitcoin’s price recently experienced another significant downturn,
falling below $80,000 earlier today—a nearly 20% decrease in just
the past week. This prolonged slump highlights the broader
challenges facing the market, with minimal signs of recovery in
sight. Amid this turbulent price activity, insights from
tugbachain, a contributor to the CryptoQuant QuickTake platform,
have shed light on an intriguing trend within the Bitcoin market:
the shifting patterns of UTXO Realized Price Age Distribution.
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Buying Opportunity? UTXO Realized Price Age Distribution:
Uncovering Key Support Levels The UTXO Realized Price Age
Distribution metric provides a detailed look at realized prices
across various age bands, effectively illustrating the holding
patterns of different investor groups. By calculating the realized
price—derived by dividing the Realized Cap by the total Bitcoin
supply—this metric offers a snapshot of how both long-term holders
and newer market entrants are behaving under current market
conditions. Historically, certain realized price levels have
functioned as key support zones during market corrections. In
particular, the realized price levels for 1-month and 3-month
periods often hold significance in bull markets. These levels are
where fear-driven selling from smaller investors tends to peak,
potentially creating an environment for larger players to stabilize
the market. However, as tugbachain highlighted, these 1-3 month
realized price levels have now fallen below their typical support
thresholds. The next potential support area lies in the 3-month to
6-month range, approximately around $75,875. This shift signals
that the market may still be searching for a solid foundation
before any meaningful recovery can begin. Bitcoin: Analyzing the
Bigger Picture In a separate analysis, tugbachain delves into the
Bitcoin Network Value to Transactions (NVT) Golden Cross metric,
which serves as a key tool for identifying local market peaks and
troughs. The NVT Golden Cross measures the ratio of Bitcoin’s
market capitalization to its daily transaction volume. When this
ratio exceeds certain thresholds, it can signal whether the market
is overbought or oversold. Related Reading: Bitcoin Miners Are
Hoarding Their Crypto Despite Plunge—Here’s What It Means
Currently, the NVT value is below -2.4, placing Bitcoin firmly in
the oversold territory. Historically, oversold conditions at such
levels have often coincided with local market bottoms. NVT Golden
Cross and Market Conditions “An NVT value below -1.6 indicates a
possible market bottom, pointing to oversold conditions. Currently,
the NVT value is below -2.4.” – By @tugbachain Full analysis
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CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) February 27, 2025 Should a
rebound materialize from this oversold zone, tugbachain suggests
that the 111-day moving average, currently at $96,895, may act as a
resistance point during any price recovery. This perspective offers
investors a potential roadmap for understanding and navigating the
ongoing market plunge. Featured image created with DALL-E, Chart
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