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Bitcoin Sell-Side Risk Ratio Drops to 0.086% Amid Price Decline
Bitcoin's price has struggled on weekends in 2025, recently dropping below $83,000. As of March 29, it was around $83,100, reflecting a nearly 2% decline in the last 24 hours.
Potential for Price Rebound
- Analyst Ali Martinez noted that Bitcoin may be poised for a rebound due to its sell-side risk ratio dropping to approximately 0.086%.
- This ratio measures realized profits and losses against total market capitalization, indicating potential sell-side pressure.
- A high sell-side risk ratio suggests oversupply, while low values indicate consolidation phases.
- Historically, Bitcoin has rebounded after the sell-side risk ratio fell below 0.1%. Notable surges occurred in January 2024 and September 2024 when the ratio dipped.
- Positive catalysts have previously supported these rebounds, including the approval of US-based ETFs and significant political events.
