Bitcoin is showing the kind of fatigue that typically precedes larger directional moves.
On Oct. 15, traders locked in $1.8 billion in profit, one of the heaviest cash-out days since the beginning of the summer.
Another $430 million in realized losses hit the market the same day, confirming what everyone’s been feeling since the weekend crash: momentum is getting shot, and much of the money is heading for the exit.
As of press time, Bitcoin is sitting below $110,000, down over 10% since the beginning of October. Most of that loss isn’t a slow bleed, but the fast unwind of the same holders that bought in early 2025 and held since.
Long-term holders (i.e. coins older than three months) were responsible for most of the selling, realizing over six times as much profit as short-term holders.
Since long-term holders have remained deep in the green even during last
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Author: Andjela Radmilac
