[Short-Term Bitcoin Holders' Unrealized Gains Reach 9.5%, New Funds Gradually Returning, Proportion Rises to 11.2%] BlockBeats News, October 22: Crypto analyst Axel Adler Jr. stated in an article that as of October 21, the proportion of new investors' funds in the Bitcoin network has risen from the yearly low of 6.6% on July 5 to 11.2%, indicating that new funds are gradually returning. However, the inflow scale remains below the levels of 2024 and 2025, which exceeded 20%. Currently, Bitcoin's price is approximately $82,300, with the average cost basis for short-term holders at $75,100, resulting in an overall unrealized gain of about 9.5%. This group has been in a profitable state for 63 consecutive days since August 20, with unrealized gains peaking at 16% on October 5. If the proportion of new investors' funds surpasses 11.5%, it will indicate further strengthening of buyer demand; if it falls back below 10%, it may suggest a stagnation in new capital inflows. If Bitcoin drops below $75,100, short-term holders as a whole will shift to a loss, potentially increasing related selling pressure. [Original Link]