Bitcoin Price Bottom Not In Yet, Crypto Founder Calls ‘One Final Dump’

Now, this sudden resurgence has sparked conversations among the crypto crowd on whether the Bitcoin price has formed a structural bottom yet. According to a prominent crypto founder, the world’s largest cryptocurrency might still experience “one final dump” before the end of this bear phase.

Wedson explained the relevance of this on-chain insight and why it emerges before a major price and an ensuing coin accumulation. According to the on-chain data expert, the Investor Price is a metric that measures the average cost of economically active coins, and, when it falls below the LTH Realized Price, suggests fresher capital has flowed in at lower prices than long-term investors paid.

Wedson wrote on X:

This usually happens after distribution phases, when demand weakens, and marginal buyers step back. Long-term holders historically sell less when the price approaches or dips below their cost basis.

Moreover, with Investor Price below LTH Realized Price, market surges tend to quickly wane as they meet supply (selling pressure) from investors looking to exit at their breakeven prices. This phenomenon caps the current upside potential of the premier cryptocurrency, reinforcing possible sideways to downward price movements until a new demand impulse appears.

Finally, Wedson noted that the current Bitcoin price structure historically aligns with mid-cycle resets rather than final bottoms, mirroring a market “digesting” prior excesses, rebalancing cost bases, and moving coins to the more patient investors. “The environment favors time-based accumulation over momentum-driven expansion,” the Alphractal founder wrote.

As of this writing, the price of BTC sits just above the $73,100 mark, reflecting a nearly 2% jump in the past day.