URPD shows Bitcoin holds $72K, still inside $63K–$73K supply zone
Bitcoin holds inside a dense cost-basis band. The latest bounce didn’t break out.
On-chain URPD shows a major supply cluster between $63,100 and $73,200, where many coins last changed hands. Ali Martinez on X shared the chart.
Bitcoin reclaimed above $72,000 but remains within that band. The move is tracked in a NewsBTC price update.
“This is where millions of holders voted on the price,” Martinez wrote. “As long as we trade within this range, these investors are psychologically incentivized to defend their buy-in.” The quote and levels are from Martinez’s URPD post.
Beyond $73,200, URPD shows thin supply until $82,000. That implies lighter support and lighter resistance from cost-basis exits. Source: Martinez’s URPD analysis.
URPD for Ethereum shows key clusters at $2,079 and $1,882. If price falls, large cohorts near $1,584, $1,238, and $1,089 may defend their entries. Details in Martinez’s ETH URPD post.
Bitcoin trades around $72,400 in recent sessions, per the article’s chart.
