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Bitcoin Pulls Back to $83,800 as Short-Term Holder Profits Reach $1.05 Billion

Bitcoin retreated from the $87,100 level as short-term investors realized over $1 billion in gains.

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Bitcoin reversed from the $87,100 resistance level, dropping roughly 4% toward $83,800 as selling pressure increased. The pullback remained above the $82,900 to $83,000 range floor, keeping the broader recovery structure intact while the relative strength index moderated toward 52 from near-overbought conditions.

The price correction coincided with a sharp rise in profit realization among short-term holders. Data indicates the seven-day average realized profit for short-term holders surged from $136 million to approximately $1.05 billion, increasing available supply around current price levels and capping upward momentum.

Market indicators show Bitcoin is testing support in the $84,000 to $86,500 zone, with a break below $83,000 potentially opening downside toward $80,000. Meanwhile, narrowing accumulation and distribution bands suggest reduced active positioning across investor cohorts, a structural condition comparable to phases observed in 2025.

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