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>>Bitcoin reached a new high of $126,000, and analysts at CryptoQuant suggest early profit-taking indicates potential for additional price increases.

Bitcoin reached a new high of $126,000, and analysts at CryptoQuant suggest early profit-taking indicates potential for additional price increases.

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2 days ago

Record Bitcoin Rally

Bitcoin recently surged to a new all-time high of $126,000, sparking curiosity about potential market tops. Unexpectedly, mass profit-taking hasn’s been observed, indicating ongoing investor confidence. On-chain data from CryptoQuant reveals a muted selling pressure despite significant gains. The current rally appears intact, with profit-taking remaining relatively moderate.

Profit Realization Remains Low

Net realized profits for Bitcoin holders currently stand at 0.26 million BTC, approximately $30 billion. This figure is notably lower than levels usually seen near market peaks, including those in July 2025. It also falls well below the extreme profit-taking seen in previous years. The low level of profit realization suggests potential for further upside.

Holder Behavior and Long-Term Trends

Short-term holders are exhibiting restraint, taking profits at a 2% margin, far below levels associated with overheating. Long-term holders hold an average realized profit margin of 129%, still below previous cycle extremes. The continuous upward trend of annual realized profits suggests strong momentum.

Old Coins Remain Untouched

Bitcoin "OGs" show minimal selling activity, with old coins largely dormant. Just 5,000 BTC older than ten years were spent in the last 30 days. This behavior underscores conviction and suggests that the rally may still have room to run.