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Bitcoin consolidates near $65,000 amid mixed on-chain signals

Bitcoin stabilised in a narrow trading band as technical indicators suggested recovery potential, though longer-term selling pressure persisted.

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Bitcoin traded within a $62,000 to $65,000 range over the past week, with on-chain metrics offering conflicting signals about near-term direction.

Supply in Profit—measuring the share of Bitcoin held at a gain—stood at roughly 11.44 million BTC, positioning itself in a lower market band that has historically preceded major recoveries. However, this metric alone could not confirm a cycle bottom had formed. The Short-Term Holder Realized Price chart showed early signs of convergence between two key lines, with a bullish crossover potentially indicating stronger demand recovery if confirmed.

Over 24 hours, $22.36 million in Bitcoin left exchanges, reducing near-term selling pressure. Yet longer-period flows told a different story: $211.24 million moved onto exchanges over seven days, and $163.30 million inflow appeared in the 15-day reading. These extended flows suggested sell-side pressure remained, potentially keeping Bitcoin range-bound until buy-side demand could absorb the incoming supply.

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