2025-12-29 20:24:36

This change is worth paying close attention to. Long-term Bitcoin holders have finally hit the pause button and completely stopped selling, marking the first time since July 2025. What does this mean? Selling pressure suddenly disappears, and the chips are tightly locked in. The most steadfast participants have chosen to remain silent. Don't dismiss this as market noise; it has never been the case. Every time this situation occurs, it hints that the trend is about to turn.

When large funds cease selling, the market's options are actually very limited—there is only one direction. A strong rebound is brewing, and it usually comes faster and more fiercely than most people expect. Such signals are worth catching; missing them would be a pity.

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SatoshiHeir

· 5h ago

It should be pointed out that the biggest risk with on-chain data is over-interpretation. Long-term holders stopping selling does not necessarily mean the price will rise; this is a logical trap for novice investors. I've seen too many arguments claiming that "history will inevitably repeat itself," only to be brutally slapped in the face by reality. The key question you didn't ask: why are they silent? Are they confident or are they running out of supplies? The on-chain performance in both cases looks identical, but the implications are worlds apart. I'll keep a cold eye on this operation and speak later. --- Another argument claiming "there is only one direction"... Obviously, the market has never been a math problem. Do you really think Satoshi Nakamoto would think in such absolute terms? --- Wait, you say this is the first time since July? I checked the historical database, and a similar signal appeared during this cycle the year before last, and then the market moved sideways for three months before action. Don't rush to go long; first, complete your argument. --- Certainly, locking positions is a positive signal, but "it usually comes faster and more fiercely"—this statement is the most deadly. It is precisely this certainty that causes retail investors to get caught repeatedly. I choose to wait for more on-chain confirmation data.

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AirdropSweaterFan

· 5h ago

Long-term holders are not selling? This time feels a bit different, it really seems like a rebound is coming. --- The chips are locked, big funds are quiet... just waiting to see who can't resist jumping in first, haha. --- No, if I miss this signal again, I’ll be truly hopeless, damn it. --- When selling pressure disappears, it can only go up. The logic is sound, but the question is, when? It’s driving me crazy. --- Every time the old hands do this, what’s the result? Still get cut by the sickle. --- Rebound after repair? When exactly will it come? I’ve been waiting until my scalp is numb. --- Steadfast holders choose silence... what about me, who buys and sells casually? What should I be silent about? --- Major long-term holders have all stopped trading, what does that mean? It indicates that the bottom has indeed arrived. --- Rebounds coming fast? Coming fiercely? Fine, I’ll just wait to be trapped.

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AllInDaddy

· 5h ago

Long-term holders stop selling? This time really is different, the feeling of locked-in chips is still somewhat interesting. Large funds no longer selling means takeoff is imminent. I buy into this logic and am waiting for the rebound. Stopping selling = brewing a big move? Feels like something is happening this time, but we’ll see how it develops. Is the disappearance of selling pressure really that magical? Why does it feel like someone always says this... Should I take a gamble and try? The chips are locked in, and this signal does have some significance. I am already prepared.

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