- Declining profit in the short term holder (STH) can have a positive effect on the price of BTC.
- Lower sales stimuli and increasing stabile inflow in the cryptomarkt can contribute to the BTC meeting.
After recently reaching the $ 100,000 region on 7 February, Bitcoin [BTC] Has trouble maintaining that level, currently traded at $ 95,811.80, a decrease of 2.65% in the last 24 hours.
However, since the profit margins remain low for holders in the short term, they have fewer reasons to sell, which can exert an upward pressure on the price of BTC.
Market Reset Signals Potential Upside
According to the profit/loss ratio of Glassnode’s Bitcoin short -term holders, the market seems to have reset, with the ratio currently at 1.08.
Short -term holders are addresses that BTC held for less than 155 days before being sold. A ratio of 1.08 suggests that STHs have a slight profit, because it is only marginal above 1.
For every $ 1.08 from BTC that is sold with a profit, $ 1 is sold with a loss.


Source: Glassnode
This ratio has fallen below the average of 90 days, indicating that the market is shifting to a more neutral position as the realized profit decreases.
Ambcrypto noted that with BTC who could follow around $ 95,000 and the market in a reset phase, a considerable outbreak of this level could follow.
Falling profit could cause a supply
The market value and realized value (MVRV) ratio for BTC holders in the short term has also fallen below the average of 90 days.
This was in accordance with broader market conditions.


Source: Glassnode
At the time of writing, the STH-MVRV was 1.05, which means that the current price of BTC is only slightly above the average purchase price of short-term holders.
Ambcrypto noted that such declines usually reduce the sales pressure of this cohort because they anticipate higher prices before they leave.
The data from Glassnode about realized profit makes this trend supports, which demonstrates a decrease in the BTC distribution among short-term holders. This behavioral shift is linked to the decreasing profitability of the sale.
While fewer holders achieve profit in the short term, the circulating BTC delivery contracts, which can generate prices higher due to a reduced sales pressure.
Ambcrypto also identified other market factors that support a potential rally.
Stablecoin -Inflow points to increased purchasing power
Stablecoin Supply has risen considerably, indicating the growing capital inflow in the cryptomarket. In 2025 alone, the total Stabilecoin offer rose by around $ 16.97 billion.
The rose from $ 194.2 billion to $ 211.2 billion, with the greatest inflow in February.


Source: Glassnode
A rising stablecoin nutrition suggests increased liquidity, which often precedes higher crypto purchases.
Given the growing adoption of Bitcoin – both as a strategic reserve for governments and under institutional investors – it will probably benefit from this trend.