#数字货币市场洞察 Bitcoin is currently stuck at the $89,240 level. On the surface, things seem calm, but in reality, bulls and bears are fiercely battling below the surface. Technical indicators are sending conflicting signals, and neither side can convince the other.



However, there's an interesting detail—the on-chain SOPR ratio has dropped to 1.35, the lowest level so far this year. What does this data indicate? It shows that long-term holders are much less willing to sell. In other words, the supply of coins available to be dumped on the market may be running out.

Tonight’s main event will be the battle for a few key levels. If Bitcoin can break above and hold $89,800 with strong volume, a push toward $94,000 isn’t out of the question. But if it fails to hold $89,000, caution is needed, as it could slide all the way down to around $87,000. At this point, the market is squeezed to the point where it has to pick a direction.
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ForumLurkervip
· 7h ago
The SOPR data is quite interesting. All the old players are holding still—is this a signal for a takeoff or a sign of an impending crash? If 89,800 can be broken, I’ll believe it; otherwise, it’s just the same old trick again. Chips at the bottom? Ha, then why am I still stuck holding the bag? Being stuck at 89,000 is really annoying. Hope it picks a direction soon—everyone’s uncomfortable holding like this. The age-old debate of technical analysis—honestly, no one really knows if it’s going up or down.
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FUDwatchervip
· 7h ago
Did SOPR really drop to 1.35, am I seeing this right? Veteran coin holders aren't selling anymore, this time it might really take off.
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BlockchainDecodervip
· 7h ago
According to research, the SOPR indicator falling to 1.35 is indeed a data point worth deeper analysis. From a technical perspective, a decline in the willingness of long-term holders to sell often signals structural changes in the market. However, we cannot ignore one issue—the signal itself may have already been overinterpreted. How significant is the breakout at the 89800 level? It depends on whether the trading volume can support it; otherwise, it’s just a false move.
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0vip
· 7h ago
SOPR dropped to 1.35? The veterans really don’t want to sell anymore, this is quite a strong signal. If 89,800 can’t be broken, don’t try to buy the dip. See you at 87,000.
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