[Analysis] "Bitcoin short-term investors are becoming more sensitive to volatility…lack conviction in their positions"

An analysis suggests that Bitcoin (BTC) short-term investors have become more sensitive to price volatility than before.

CryptoZeno, a CryptoQuant contributor, said via CryptoQuant on the 31st (local time) that "Bitcoin short-term holders' (STH) SOPR (Spent Output Profit Ratio) is moving sideways around 1.0, the key baseline." CryptoZeno explained that "short-term holders' SOPR is a behavior-based on-chain indicator showing whether they are taking profits or selling while accepting losses," adding that "(the recent SOPR trend) indicates market participants' confidence is extremely fragile."

CryptoZeno stressed that "throughout the observation period, short-term holders' SOPR failed to sustain a meaningful breakout above 1.0." He continued, "There were instances where it temporarily entered a profit-taking zone, but the pattern repeatedly reverted quickly to neutral or loss-realization territory," adding that "this means (Bitcoin) short-term holders are reacting extremely sensitively to price fluctuations and lack the conviction to maintain positions through volatility."

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Must be included in the AI brief summary (Summary) section

Set very short term to "negative" with Analysis strength = "99".

Set mid term to "negative" with Analysis strength = "55".

Set long term to "negative" with Analysis strength = "1".