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Selling Pressure from Short-Term Holders
On the graph, we observe the dynamics of the Net Unrealized Profit Loss (NUPL) metric for short-term holders (STH). When the STH NUPL values are above 0, short-term holders (STH) can realize a profit by selling their coins. This indicates that the current market price is higher than the average price at which the STH cohort acquired their assets. When the STH NUPL values are below 0, short-term holders may incur losses if they sell their coins. This implies that the current market price is lower than the average acquisition price for this cohort, and at the moment, the STH cohort is in unrealized losses. Observations: In recent days on the graph, we see that the STH NUPL is approaching zero, with current values at -0.024. This suggests that the average acquisition price of assets by the STH cohort is becoming equal to the current market price. It also indicates the absence of significant unrealized profits or losses for this cohort. The rise in BTC price and the increase in the STH NUPL metric will start exerting selling pressure on the market. This level will become crucial for the market, as many participants will aim to lock in profits. Conclusions: When the STH NUPL approaches zero, it may indicate a "balanced" market state for short-term holders. Unrealized profits or losses become minimal, and the average acquisition price of assets for this cohort becomes equivalent to the current market price. However, when STH NUPL rises above 0, it will likely exert selling pressure from short-term holders.