Amr Taha
Bitcoin Holds Above $63,950 Cost Basis as Bullish UTXO Crossover Returns
Bitcoin is trading near $65,500, remaining above the realized prices of its two youngest UTXO age bands and maintaining a constructive short-term market structure. The 1-day to 1-week realized price currently stands near $63,950, while the 1-week to 1-month realized price is around $62,090. The faster signal comes from Bitcoin’s position relative to the 1d–1w realized price. As long as BTC remains above $63,950, the short-term trend structure can be considered bullish. A sustained move below this level would instead indicate weakening momentum and a potential bearish shift. A secondary, lagging confirmation is generated by the relationship between the two realized-price bands. A crossover of the 1d–1w band above the 1w–1m band is bullish, while a crossover in the opposite direction is bearish. The latest bearish crossover occurred on May 21, while the first bullish crossover following that signal appeared on July 8. This places $63,950 as the market’s immediate short-term trend threshold, with $62,090 forming a secondary cost-basis support level. Holding above the higher band would preserve the bullish structure, while losing it could signal that the recovery is beginning to weaken.