TREE NEWS reports: CryptoQuant analyst Julio Moreno said Bitcoin’s unrealized profit margin has risen to 33% after recent gains, the highest level since December 2024, while profit-taking reached 25,700 BTC, the most since the start of 2026. Moreno said these are typically signals that upward momentum is weakening and the market faces rising correction risk.
Bitcoin Unrealized Profit Margin Hits 33%, Highest Since December 2024
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Two on-chain gauges are flashing simultaneously: an unrealized profit margin at its highest since December 2024, and profit-taking at its heaviest since the start of 2026. That combination matters because it suggests the marginal holder is increasingly sitting on gains worth realizing, which historically coincides with fading momentum rather than fresh accumulation. Whether the elevated profit-taking persists or gets absorbed without a deeper pullback is the open question.
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