Bitcoin continues to hold steady above critical on-chain support levels. The key here: price remains anchored above both the realized price baseline and the active investor mean, which historically acts as a floor during consolidation phases rather than signaling market cycle exhaustion.
Yes, risk metrics have ticked up from early 2023 levels. But that's context, not a red flag. The current setup feels more like the market catching its breath—a consolidation pattern—rather than capitulation. These cost basis supports suggest buyers are still in the game, holding their ground instead of throwing in the towel.
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Deconstructionist
· 10h ago
Holding firmly at the support level, this is true strength... The risk indicator is rising but not deadly, the key is that no one is fleeing, buyers are still holding their ground in the market.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-11 13:23
The support level hasn't been broken, retail investors haven't fled yet, and that's enough. Everything else is just noise.
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PumpDoctrine
· 01-10 01:17
Still struggling with risk indicators? Bro, the key is who is still stubbornly fighting at the cost line.
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StealthDeployer
· 01-09 20:22
Wow, someone finally clarified that not all risk increases mean a sell-off.
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DegenDreamer
· 01-09 20:21
Stay calm, stay calm. This is the real confidence.
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SerumSquirrel
· 01-09 20:15
Diamond hands are still holding tight, that's enough.
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-09 20:15
Wow, so you're saying BTC is still holding on... But on the other hand, wouldn't it be more terrifying if this support level breaks?
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OnChain_Detective
· 01-09 20:10
nah hold up, let me pull the data on these "support levels" - realized price baseline alone doesn't guarantee floor behavior, pattern analysis suggests we're seeing wallet clustering that could flip aggressive real quick. not fud but statistically speaking, consolidation phases mask distribution sometimes... high-risk indicators buried in the noise tbh
Bitcoin continues to hold steady above critical on-chain support levels. The key here: price remains anchored above both the realized price baseline and the active investor mean, which historically acts as a floor during consolidation phases rather than signaling market cycle exhaustion.
Yes, risk metrics have ticked up from early 2023 levels. But that's context, not a red flag. The current setup feels more like the market catching its breath—a consolidation pattern—rather than capitulation. These cost basis supports suggest buyers are still in the game, holding their ground instead of throwing in the towel.