Bitcoin’s bear markets follow a repeatable pattern, and in this video, we’re breaking down the on-chain signals that reveal when the bottom is forming, how long Bitcoin typically spends there, and the key price levels to watch.
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On-Chain Mind08 Apr 2026, 20:30 UTC
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The analysis focuses on two key on-chain metrics: the short-term holder realized price and the long-term holder realized price, as well as the percentage of Bitcoin supply in loss. Historically, bear markets have seen these metrics converge, with the percentage of supply in loss peaking around 50% at the market bottom. The current price action suggests a potential shift towards accumulation as more supply is held by long-term holders. Projections indicate a potential crossover of these metrics within the next 3-5 months, with a projected bottom potentially forming between $55k-$65k if historical patterns hold.
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