[Analyst: Bitcoin Faces Resistance at $67,000 and $72,000 Cost Levels, Potential Selling Pressure Exists] BlockBeats News, August 9, CryptoQuant analyst ShayanMarkets stated that the realized price UTXO time range for Bitcoin shows that the average holding costs for investors holding BTC for 1 to 3 months and 3 to 6 months are approximately $67,000 and $72,000, respectively. These levels are currently higher than the spot price of BTC, which is around $65,000, indicating that these two groups of holders are generally in an unrealized loss position. Among them, the $67,000 cost level for 1 to 3-month holders is closer to the current price. If BTC continues its rebound, holders who were previously in a loss may reduce their positions when the price approaches their cost level, creating resistance at this point. The $72,000 cost level for 3 to 6-month holders forms a higher tier of resistance. If BTC can reclaim these two realized price levels, it would suggest that the market is absorbing the potential sell pressure from recent buyers, reinforcing the recovery trend. Until then, Bitcoin still faces significant resistance above. [Original Link]