Bitcoin's recent selloff brought it within 10% of its realized price, a line that has historically marked bottoming zones in previous bear markets. Analysts suggest the current level may represent the best investment opportunity of the bear cycle.
Bitcoin Approaches Realized Price—Bear Market Bottom Signal
Bitcoin's recent selloff has brought its price within 10% of its realized price, a metric representing the average on-chain cost basis of all coins. In previous bear markets, this level has historically indicated a bottoming zone. Analysts highlight that a further drop of roughly $5,000 would push Bitcoin into a historically attractive entry point. The market now watches whether support will hold at this crucial threshold.
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