BTC $64,324.75 +2.45%
ETH $1,908.22 +1.86%
BNB $604.73 +0.57%
XRP $1.00 +1.01%
SOL $75.93 +1.82%
TRX $0.3309 -0.02%
DOGE $0.0702 +0.90%
ADA $0.1744 -0.58%
BCH $204.64 +0.45%
LINK $9.47 +0.88%
HYPE $59.61 +4.04%
AAVE $89.14 +3.83%
SUI $0.6744 +0.90%
XLM $0.1575 +0.91%
ZEC $515.29 +6.14%
BTC $64,324.75 +2.45%
ETH $1,908.22 +1.86%
BNB $604.73 +0.57%
XRP $1.00 +1.01%
SOL $75.93 +1.82%
TRX $0.3309 -0.02%
DOGE $0.0702 +0.90%
ADA $0.1744 -0.58%
BCH $204.64 +0.45%
LINK $9.47 +0.88%
HYPE $59.61 +4.04%
AAVE $89.14 +3.83%
SUI $0.6744 +0.90%
XLM $0.1575 +0.91%
ZEC $515.29 +6.14%

Data: During the market downturn, over 400,000 BTC were accumulated in the $60,000–$70,000 range

2026-02-24 20:34:51

On-chain data from Glassnode shows that during the significant pullback of Bitcoin, the market experienced notable accumulation of chips in the $60,000 to $70,000 range, with over 400,000 BTC being accumulated by investors, indicating strong "bottom-fishing" behavior. The supply of BTC in this price range has increased from approximately 997,000 to about 1,430,000, an increase of around 429,000, representing a growth of 43%.

Currently, more than 8% of the circulating supply outside of exchanges has its cost basis concentrated in this range, and a dense holding zone has already formed.

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