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Bitcoin Stays Below $88K Breakeven as ETFs Resume Selling

The $81.5K ETF cost basis has held in two tests, but renewed net outflows add pressure while buyers from the past two years remain underwater below $88K.

Bitcoin Stays Below $88K Breakeven as ETFs Resume Selling
Bitcoin Stays Below $88K Breakeven as ETFs Resume Selling
Bitcoin Stays Below $88K Breakeven as ETFs Resume Selling
Bitcoin Stays Below $88K Breakeven as ETFs Resume Selling

Bitcoin remains below key cost-basis levels: buyers from the past two years break even above $88K, while spot ETFs have returned to net selling. The ETF cost basis near $81.5K has held in two tests.

Why it matters

The gap between current levels and the $88K breakeven point leaves recent buyers below their entry level. Continued ETF net selling adds a separate source of pressure to the market.

Market impact

The $81.5K ETF cost basis is the level to watch in the data, having held twice so far. A break below it would remove that observed support, while renewed ETF buying could ease the selling pressure.

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Frequently asked questions

  1. At what price do buyers from the past two years break even?

    Those buyers break even above $88K, according to the seed.

  2. What is happening with spot ETF flows?

    Spot ETFs are net sellers again, adding selling pressure to the market.

  3. Where is the ETF cost basis?

    The ETF cost basis is near $81.5K.

  4. How many times has the ETF cost-basis level held?

    The level near $81.5K has held twice so far.

  5. Why is the $81.5K level being watched?

    It marks the ETF cost basis and has held in two tests, while ETFs have returned to net selling.

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