TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin’s short-term holder cost basis has risen to near $76,000, up from about $67,500 in mid-August, as that cohort kept buying into the rally, analyst Darkfost said. The short-term holder MVRV has fallen back toward the neutral level of 1, after topping 1.18 in late September — its highest since July 2025. With the mid-term trend turning positive, MVRV near 1 may become a key decision zone for these holders.
Bitcoin Short-Term Holder Cost Basis Climbs to $76K, Testing Conviction
The rising short-term holder cost basis shows recent buyers are now anchored at higher levels, which matters because this cohort's conviction tends to be tested first when momentum stalls. The retreat in short-term holder MVRV toward neutral suggests the froth from late September has cooled without a full reset, leaving these holders near a threshold where profit-taking and loss-cutting behavior diverge. Whether MVRV stabilizes around 1 or breaks lower is the open question, since that would signal whether the mid-term trend has genuine buyer support behind it.
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