Changes in on-chain Bitcoin signals are worth paying attention to.
The Short-term Holder Supply Ratio(STH Supply Ratio) has just broken above the breakeven point and flipped upward. What does this shift mean? When these holders turn profitable on paper, the panic selling pressure significantly decreases.
What does less selling pressure imply — a tighter lock on supply. The tighter the supply, the easier it is for the market to push prices higher. Changes in on-chain data confirm this shift.
Historically, the timing of this signal often corresponds to a market psychology turning point. When short-term participants shift from losses to profits, the microstructure of the market undergoes subtle but crucial changes. Supply tightness, easing of selling pressure, and relatively stronger buying interest — these factors intertwine, often leading to subsequent price momentum. The current on-chain data precisely reflect that this transition is underway.
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DaoDeveloper
· 2h ago
strangely bullish on this STH flip... been tracking these supply metrics for a while now, the game theory checks out. when short-term holders flip from red to green, the psychological shift is real—panic selling dries up fast. tighter supply mechanics usually precede price discovery phases, which aligns with what we're seeing onchain rn
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 11h ago
Short-term holders turn from green to red. Is this really different this time? Based on my analysis, this wave of supply locking might be the driving force.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 11h ago
Hmm... Did STH turn positive? Is this really the case this time, or are you just trying to trick me into buying the dip again?
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EternalMiner
· 11h ago
Not convincing enough. STH wants to tell a story once it breaks the equilibrium point? We'll have to wait for the real whale movements to see.
Changes in on-chain Bitcoin signals are worth paying attention to.
The Short-term Holder Supply Ratio(STH Supply Ratio) has just broken above the breakeven point and flipped upward. What does this shift mean? When these holders turn profitable on paper, the panic selling pressure significantly decreases.
What does less selling pressure imply — a tighter lock on supply. The tighter the supply, the easier it is for the market to push prices higher. Changes in on-chain data confirm this shift.
Historically, the timing of this signal often corresponds to a market psychology turning point. When short-term participants shift from losses to profits, the microstructure of the market undergoes subtle but crucial changes. Supply tightness, easing of selling pressure, and relatively stronger buying interest — these factors intertwine, often leading to subsequent price momentum. The current on-chain data precisely reflect that this transition is underway.