The Week On-chain Holding The Line Bitcoin continues to defend key on-chain support at the short-term holder cost basis, while ETFs and cooling LTH supply offer stability. Options markets reset post-expiry, with OI rebuilding, volatility easing, and flows tilting toward cautious Q4 upside.
Market Pulse BTC Market Pulse: Week 40 Bitcoin traded above the cost basis of short-term holders this past week, with price fluctuations centered around $111k. Spot market momentum softened as the 14-day RSI eased and net selling pressure declined, reflected in stronger Spot CVD.
The Week On-chain From Rally to Correction Bitcoin shows signs of exhaustion after the FOMC rally. Long-term holders have realized 3.4M BTC in profits, while ETF inflows slowed. With spot and futures under stress, the short-term holder cost basis at $111k is the key level to hold or risk deeper cooling.
Market Pulse BTC Market Pulse: Week 39 Bitcoin rallied to $117k in anticipation of a Fed rate cut last week, before retreating to $115k under renewed selling pressure.
The Week On-chain Post-Cut Patience Bitcoin trades above 115.2k with 95% of supply in profit after the FOMC rally. Futures show short squeezes and options open interest hit a record 500k BTC ahead of the September 26 expiry. Holding above 115.2k is key while a drop risks a move back toward 105.5k.
Market Pulse BTC Market Pulse: Week 38 Over the last week, the market managed to recover back to $116k amid anticipation of a Fed rate cut, but is now facing renewed sell pressure.
The Week On-chain Market At A Crossroad Bitcoin remains range-bound between $110k–$116k as profit-taking and fading ETF inflows weigh on momentum. Derivatives now carry outsized influence, with futures and options providing balance. Reclaiming $114k is key for upside, while $108k risks deeper stress.
