According to the latest analysis from the on-chain data platform, the STH-NUPL indicator measuring short-term holders( new investors) loss situation has triggered a warning. Since late November, this segment of the investment community has been in an overall loss predicament. In other words, only when BTC reclaims the $98,000 level can these short-term holders have a chance to return to profitability. From a market psychology perspective, this price point has become a key psychological barrier for many retail investors—whether it can be successfully broken through to some extent determines the recent market sentiment trend.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 21h ago
98,000 is a psychological threshold; if you can't break through, just keep harvesting the leeks.
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Token_Sherpa
· 21h ago
ngl, the fact that retail still can't figure out nupl indicators before dumping their paycheck into btc is... predictable. 98k isn't a floor, it's just where the pain stops hurting for a minute.
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MrDecoder
· 21h ago
98,000 really became a psychological barrier, retail investors will have to wait and see this time
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 21h ago
98,000 is another psychological barrier, retail investors are about to be trapped again.
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GasFeeCrier
· 21h ago
98,000 is really a tough hurdle; retail investors probably have to watch helplessly again.
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MetaNomad
· 21h ago
98,000 is the hurdle; if it can't be broken, retail investors will continue to suffer heavy losses.
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Newcomers are truly trapped this time; all indicators are red.
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That critical level of 98k... feels hard to break, market sentiment is about to explode.
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Once STH-NUPL lights up, it's game over; new retail investors will have to wait for a rebound.
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Is this all retail investors' psychological defense? They should have run when they had the chance...
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The group that entered at the end of November probably regrets it to the core now.
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Only a breakthrough past 98k would really be a sign of hope; right now, it's all about luck.
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It's the same story again: before the price rises, no one can make money.
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Indicators have hit rock bottom; short-term holders are directly GG.
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If 98k can't be broken, market sentiment will collapse, which is very realistic.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 21h ago
98,000 dollars is really a hurdle, retail investors are all waiting here to get out of the trap
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Newbies are again taking the bait, it's always like this
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Has the STH indicator turned red? It should have bottomed out by now, just see if it can break 98,000
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Basically, it's a gamble on whether it can break through; psychological defenses are the easiest to break
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Another newbie got cut, it’s painful just to watch
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The chips are in short-term hands, this wave is indeed risky
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It takes 98,000 to get out of the trap? How much longer do we have to wait?
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Retail investors' psychological defense line = the cut-loss price, haha
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Short-term holders are all at a loss, and the market sentiment still dares to call it "heading towards" ?
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Warning lights are on, newbies should wake up now
According to the latest analysis from the on-chain data platform, the STH-NUPL indicator measuring short-term holders( new investors) loss situation has triggered a warning. Since late November, this segment of the investment community has been in an overall loss predicament. In other words, only when BTC reclaims the $98,000 level can these short-term holders have a chance to return to profitability. From a market psychology perspective, this price point has become a key psychological barrier for many retail investors—whether it can be successfully broken through to some extent determines the recent market sentiment trend.