Bitcoin Realized Prices Push Higher, Underscoring Strong Accumulation Trends
Key on-chain metrics tracking Bitcoin’s cost basis are climbing steadily, highlighting sustained accumulation across investor profiles and reinforcing confidence in the asset’s long-term outlook.
Data from Glassnode shows that all three primary realized price measures are in an uptrend. The Short-Term Holder (STH) Realized Price has reached $106,000 — a level that often acts as adaptive support during bull cycles. Meanwhile, the Long-Term Holder (LTH) Realized Price sits at $36,500, and the overall Realized Price has climbed to $51,348.
The realized price reflects the average price at which each bitcoin last moved on-chain. When broken down, coins moved within the past 155 days are categorized as short-term (STH), while older, typically dormant coins fall under the long-term (LTH) designation.
Despite recent price volatility — with BTC briefly dipping to $111,000 over the weekend before rebounding to around $114,000 — these realized price increases indicate that investors are continuing to buy at higher levels. This accumulation pattern suggests growing conviction in Bitcoin’s long-term potential.
The rise across all cost basis models points to firm on-chain support, providing a strong foundational signal amid short-term market turbulence.
