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Story: Bitcoin’s $857 Billion Realized Market Cap Signals More Gains Ahead

By Evie Vavasseur

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Bitcoin’s Realized Market Cap Hits $857 Billion. Bitcoin’s realized market capitalization, which represents the total value of Bitcoin at the price…

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Long-Term Holder Proportions Increase. Another important signal that Bitcoin is in a strong position for further gains is the rise in the…

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Bitcoin Price Outlook: Can It Break $100,000?. Bitcoin is currently trading around $96,834, holding above the key support level of $95,513.

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Profit-Taking Risks. Despite the bullish outlook, there are risks that could derail the price rally.

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Conclusion. Bitcoin's realized market cap of $857 billion and the rising percentage of Bitcoin held by…

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Bitcoin's price has been struggling to break past the $100,000 mark in early February amid ongoing market volatility.

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Bitcoin’s realized market capitalization, which represents the total value of Bitcoin at the price it last moved, recently reached an all-time high of $857 billion.

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This is significant because, with more coins held at a higher cost basis, selling pressure from long-term holders tends to be lower.

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Another important signal that Bitcoin is in a strong position for further gains is the rise in the proportion of Bitcoin held by long-term holders.

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During previous bull markets, the proportion of Bitcoin held by LTHs was much lower at the time of the price peak.

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The increase in Bitcoin's realized market cap and the growing share of Bitcoin held by long-term holders create a favorable environment for further price growth.

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Despite the bullish outlook, there are risks that could derail the price rally. A surge in profit-taking could interrupt the current momentum, pushing Bitcoin’s price down below…

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Bitcoin's realized market cap of $857 billion and the rising percentage of Bitcoin held by long-term investors suggest that the cryptocurrency remains in a strong position for…

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However, traders and investors must remain cautious, as any sharp increase in profit-taking could trigger a short-term pullback in price.

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