2026-01-03 10:21:51

An interesting observation: Bitcoin long-term holders have stopped selling for the first time since July 2025.

Looking back at history, what happened after each of these instances? The market momentum quickly turned strong. What does this indicate? The strong players are beginning to take control of the narrative, and the trading noise from the weak hands is gradually fading.

From this perspective, if a rebound occurs by early 2026, it wouldn't be surprising at all. The holding decisions of long-term investors often reflect deep market signals, and this halt in selling could be a precursor to the upcoming upward cycle.

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BuyTheTop

· 19h ago

This signal is quite something; the big players stopping selling is just waiting for the signal to take off. Will history repeat itself? Let's see in early 2026. Long-term holders are no longer selling, indicating that the real players are still in. Another "eve" story, sounds familiar. Suspension of sales ≈ the main force is building a bottom? That's a bit uncertain; let's wait and see. The weak hands have exited, the strong are taking over... Is this time really different? It sounds good, but it feels like this is said in every cycle.

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GateUser-a606bf0c

· 01-04 05:19

Wait, the signal of long-term holders stopping selling is indeed quite strong. History often repeats itself—will it be the same this time?

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DataOnlooker

· 01-03 21:48

Long-term holders stop selling? The historical pattern is right here, a rebound is coming. --- It's that same logic again... Every time it's about deep signals, is this time really different? --- Huh? A rebound in early 2026? I think it's a pretty good bet, anyway, holders are not selling anymore. --- Stopping sales ≠ a sign of an upcoming uptrend, but these data do show something... --- Alright, I’ll trust you this once, just wait until 2026. --- Wait, did they really stop selling since July? Why didn't I notice... --- The noise from weak trading is fading? Come on, retail investors, wake up quickly, the strong players have already entered. --- This observation is interesting, but the market can turn on a dime, don’t be too superstitious about historical patterns. --- Haha, long-term holders hold the power, and we short-term traders are just here to make money.

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LiquidityOracle

· 01-03 13:15

Wait, long-term holders stop selling? This signal does seem to have some substance, it feels like history is repeating itself too strongly. Damn, are we about to start that "powerful ones control" narrative again? Every time it’s said like this, I can’t help but think of the last time I got burned... That said, the data is right there, isn’t it? There are indeed traces to follow. Rebound at the beginning of 2026... Let’s see if it can stay steady from July to the end of the year before making any judgments, don’t want another false breakout.

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ProbablyNothing

· 01-03 10:48

Long-term holders stop selling? That logic is a bit shaky. Just because history repeats doesn't mean it will definitely happen again... Wait, are you saying the strong are building positions? Then I need to look at the data, brother. Here we go again with the story, a rebound in early 2026... I just want to see real money. Same old story, always talking about deep signals, but what happens when it crashes down? Suspension of sales ≠ guaranteed rise. Don't be fooled by the narrative, everyone.

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BrokeBeans

· 01-03 10:32

Buddy, long-term holders are stopping sales? Is this time reliable, or are we about to get cut again? Is history repeating itself? I choose to believe it, anyway it's all a gamble. A rebound in early 2026... let's wait and see, whether you believe it or not. The narrative power of the strong sounds really comfortable haha. I just want to know whether I should get on now or keep observing.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 01-03 10:29

Wow, the big whales have stopped selling? Then our chance is really here. History always repeats itself.

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 01-03 10:28

Long-term holders stop selling? That's a good signal; the historical pattern is right here. But don't get too excited; we need to see if they can really hold on in the future to determine whether it's just bluffing or truly building up strength.

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