TREE NEWS reports: CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost said the share of Bitcoin supply in profit has held around 60% since August once coins unmoved for more than 10 years are excluded. The analyst said much of that long-dormant supply is deeply profitable, illiquid and likely lost, so excluding it gives a truer picture of the market. The level is far from overheated, making consolidation around it reasonable, with supply-demand deciding whether holders take profit or exit at limited losses.
CryptoQuant: Bitcoin Profit Supply Holds Near 60% Excluding 10-Year Dormant Coins
The methodological point here matters more than the headline number: stripping out decade-dormant coins reframes the profit-supply gauge, since that cohort is deeply profitable, illiquid and likely lost, and would otherwise distort the read. That leaves a measure suggesting the market is far from overheated, which is why consolidation around current levels looks reasonable rather than stretched. The open question is whether supply-demand dynamics push holders toward taking profit or toward exiting at limited losses — that split, not the headline figure, is what will shape the next phase.
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