Bitcoin SOPR Falls to 1.35, Lowest Since 2024, as Market Sentiment Cools and a Bottom May Form
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A CryptoOnchain analysis cited by COINOTAG News shows the SOPR ratio, comparing LTH vs STH holders, has slid to 1.35, the lowest reading since 2024, with Bitcoin hovering near $89,700. This shift signals reduced near-term profit-taking from older coins and a narrowing gap between seasoned holders and newer entrants.
Elevated SOPR readings have historically signaled profit-taking by long-term holders. The current dip to 1.35 suggests the distribution phase of old coins has abated, narrowing the profit spread between established actors and new funds, which could underpin a more balanced demand-supply dynamic.
As a sentiment gauge, the SOPR reflects market mood. The drop suggests a reset of speculative froth and a potential easing of risk-off pressure. In historic macro bulls, such readings have signaled a stabilizing base; a move above 1.35 could reinforce a constructive setup for the next upside leg.