Bitcoin: Long-Term Holder Realized Price
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What is This Chart Showing?
The Bitcoin Long Term Holder (LTH) Realized Price is a metric that calculates the average price at which long-term investors have purchased their Bitcoin, taking into account only those coins that have not moved for a significant period (155 days or more).
Why Is This Chart Useful?
This metric aims to provide a clearer picture of the market's foundational price support, reflecting the conviction of long-term holders who tend to accumulate and hold through volatility, viewing Bitcoin as a long-term investment.
The LTH Realized Price can act as an indicator of strong support levels during bear markets, as these are prices at which long-term holders have historically shown a willingness to buy and hold, regardless of short-term price movements.
Understanding this price level helps investors gauge a short term potential floor price of Bitcoin, assuming long-term holders do not capitulate, and can signal when the market valuation is becoming detached from the base established by these long time focused investors.
Where Can I Learn More?
This chart is derivative of Realized Price which you can learn more about here.
You can see the Short-Term Holder Realized Price chart here.
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