Introduction
BTC has risen by 6.08% in the past week as buyers regained control of the market. At the start of 2025, Bitcoin [BTC] showed strong growth, climbing back to $99,000. Over this time, BTC went up from $92,768 to $99,857. This increase showed how strong Bitcoin is. But, even with this surge, some experts are worried about Bitcoin’s current market. CryptoQuant analysts think a correction might happen soon because short-term holders (STHs) aren’t making as much profit.
Why Bitcoin Short-Term Holders Are Important
CryptoQuant analyst Crazzy Block noticed that Bitcoin’s short-term holders are seeing less profit. Because Bitcoin hasn’t been able to pass its all-time high (ATH) of $108,000, these holders are earning less. When short-term holders make less profit, it means there’s less demand for Bitcoin and more negative feelings in the market. This can make a price drop more likely. Even so, Bitcoin’s long-term potential still looks strong.
What the Bitcoin Charts Show
Even though short-term holders are earning less, BTC’s market still looks strong in the short term. Other signs show that buyers are working hard to push prices higher. A big market correction doesn’t seem likely for now.
One of these signs is BTC’s Funding Rate, which recently went up from 0.0084 to 0.0124. When the Funding Rate goes up, it means more traders believe BTC’s price will rise and are opening long positions. Another sign is BTC’s Exchange Supply Ratio, which has dropped to its lowest point in a year. This shows that people are moving BTC to their private wallets, expecting prices to go up even more.
VR Soldiers’ Thoughts
As the VR Soldiers, we see BTC’s market as a mix of hope and caution. While short-term holders are making less profit, other data like the Funding Rate and Exchange Supply Ratio show that investors are still confident. BTC has a good chance to rise, but traders should stay careful since corrections could still happen. Always check the market carefully—this isn’t financial advice.
Conclusion
Even though short-term holders are earning less, BTC’s overall market looks strong. Signs like rising Funding Rates and lower Exchange Supply Ratios show that people believe in BTC. If the current trends continue, BTC could rise above $100,000 and even aim for $102,777 soon. But if the market turns negative, the price could drop to $95,000. What happens next will depend on how confident investors feel and how short-term holders act.
