Bitcoin: Short-Term Holders End Loss Pressure

Bitcoin short-term holders have shaken off selling pressure, with STH Loss Pressure hitting 0% for the fifth consecutive day, down from 22% in late March, according to analyst Axel Adler Jr. BTC reclaimed $80K, freeing April's underwater cohort from forced sales, while STH Supply Share dropped to a 90-day low of 22.2%. This slashes hot supply and curbs forced-selling risks, with traders eyeing the $78K-$79K line amid evolving market structure—echoing patterns in viral trends like TAO and Bitcoin hype cycles. Full details in Adler's breakdown, integrating BTC price prediction insights and crypto holder behavior analysis for sharper Bitcoin market trends.

On the 4-hour chart, BTC trades at $81,120.42 in a bullish structure, hugging the EMA50 at $80,550.25 as immediate support while the EMA200 at $76,871.01 anchors longer-term bullish conviction. Momentum sits neutral with RSI(14) at 52.34, but the MACD(12,26) flashes a bearish death cross at 73.58, hinting at potential exhaustion—price dances inside volatility bands, testing upper resistance at $82,050.34 against lower support at $80,177.06. Confluence screams caution: if sellers pile in on this MACD signal, expect a swift dip to retest the EMA50 before bulls reclaim control, mirroring recent BTC consolidations that fueled upside breaks.