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Bitcoin short-term holders' unrealized gains reach 9.5%, as new capital gradually returns and the share rises to 11.2%BlockBeats reports that October 22, crypto analyst Axel Adler Jr. wrote that, as of October 21, the share of capital held by new investors in the Bitcoin network had risen from July 5's year-to-date low of 6.6%to 11.2%, indicating that new capital is gradually returning, although the scale of inflows remains below the levels exceeding 2024 and 2025 in 20%.

Bitcoin is currently priced at approximately 82300 USD, while the average cost basis of short-term holders is 75100 USD, leaving overall unrealized gains of approximately 9.5%. This group has remained profitable for August 20 consecutive days since 63, with the unrealized gain ratio having reached October 5 on 16%.

If the share of capital held by new investors breaks above 11.5%, it would indicate further strengthening in buyer demand; if it falls back below 10%, it would suggest that new capital inflows may be stalling. If Bitcoin falls below 75100 USD, short-term holders as a whole would move into losses, and related selling pressure could rise accordingly.

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