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The Bitcoin market staged a modest recovery this past week following the 15.7% correction in the second half of December 2024. Amid this recent price surge, developments in Short-Term Holder (STH) activity have revealed key clues for Bitcoin in the coming years. to dawn.
Bitcoin STH MVRV at 1.1 with more headroom
According to one recent X-postBlockchain analytics company Glassnode shared a data report on the MVRV ratio of short-term Bitcoin holders in relation to the market price.
In crypto, the market value to realized value ratio (MVRV) is a critical analysis tool used to gauge whether an asset is overvalued or undervalued. It is also used to track the profitability of the holders, with values above 1 indicating profit and below 1 indicating loss.
Based on Glassnode’s report, the Bitcoin STH MVRV ratio currently stands at 1.1, which suggests that short-term holders, i.e. investors who bought Bitcoin in the last 155 days, are enjoying an average gain of 10%. Given BTC’s price decline in recent weeks, there could be increased selling pressure as these holders look to realize their gains, which could lead to price resistance in the short term.
However, data from Glassnode indicates that the Bitcoin MVRV STH ratio previously reached peaks of 1.35 in November 2024 and 1.44 in March 2024. These MVRV values suggest that short-term holders can tolerate higher levels of profitability before causing a widespread sell-off.
If Bitcoin bulls maintain the current price recovery with rising demand, the STH MVRV ratio could rise closer to these historical peak levels, which could be a confirmation that Bitcoin is resuming its upward market trend.
BTC needs to prevent its value from dropping below $87,000 – here’s why
Regarding the Bitcoin STH MVRV ratio, it is clear that 1.0, which indicates no profit or loss, is a crucial value that acts as support during bullish trends or resistance in a down market trend.
The Glassnode report shows that the current STH MVRV ratio shows that 1.0 corresponds to the $87,000 price zone. According to Cumulative Bid-Ask Delta data, there is an air pocket between $87,000 and $71,000, meaning there is little trading activity or less significant buying orders in this price range. Therefore, if the price of BTC falls below $87,000, there will be no significant support until $71,000 translates into a major price drop.
At the time of writing, the leading cryptocurrency continues to trade at $98,081, reflecting a gain of 1.02% in the past day. With a market cap of $1.94 trillion, Bitcoin remains the largest asset in the crypto market.
