Bitcoin that has not been moved for over a year has returned to over 60%

The last time the share of $BTC that had not been moved for over a year reached its peak was 70.5% of the total circulating supply, which was when Bitcoin's price was less than $40,000 in December 2023.

Then this figure started to decline steadily, understandable as long-term investors began to hesitate about prices above $40,000 and had plans to sell.

The lowest point was in December 2025, two full years later, when BTC's price fell from $120,000 back to $92,000, at which point the BTC held for over a year accounted for 58.374% of the total circulating supply. This period also marked a time when long-term investors were struggling and selling.

After that time, as BTC prices continued to drop, the amount of BTC held for over a year actually increased, indicating that after December 2024, many new investors were unwilling to sell, or older investors were also reluctant to reduce their holdings.

At that time, BTC's price was just around $100,000, which also indicates that investors who purchased at prices between $40,000 to $100,000 had mostly exited, and it's very likely that it would be difficult for those holding for over a year to exit at prices below $100,000.

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