The Bitcoin price candle for 2024 closed at $93,542.69, reflecting a significant price increase compared to previous years. The BTC candle for 2025 begins with optimism, marking a continuation of the upward trend observed since 2015.

Historically, Bitcoin prices have continuously increased, reaching important thresholds such as $24,000 in 2020 and $44,000 in 2021. This steady growth was briefly interrupted in 2022 but resumed strong growth in subsequent years.

The chart reflects strong investor confidence and an increasing trend in cryptocurrency adoption.

Forecasts suggest that BTC could surpass the $100,000 mark by 2025 if the current trend continues.

The resilience and potential transformation of the BTC market within the global financial ecosystem.

Bitcoin Addresses Holding 1+ BTC Decrease

In the past two months, the number of addresses holding more than 1 BTC has decreased by 18,530, reflecting reduced accumulation.

This drop began in November, corresponding to BTC price fluctuations in the range of $40,000 to $80,000.

Nevertheless, the overall price of BTC remains relatively stable after mid-December, holding above $40,000.

BTC also reports a significant increase in trading volume, reflecting increased network activity and potential impacts on price.

The decline in BTC addresses may indicate a reallocation among investors, while the rise of TRON suggests diversification.

BTC price activity stabilizes after a volatile November, indicating cautious optimism among traders.

Profit of $42 Billion from BTC Realized in One Month

The Bitcoin selling risk ratio spiked in November and December, coinciding with a strong sell-off from long-term holders.

Realized profits exceed $42 billion, marking increased market activity, with 1.23 million BTC worth $115 billion sold since November 5.

During this period, the realized profit (green line) peaked near $12 billion, reflecting significant profit-taking amidst market volatility.

The selling risk ratio (orange line) rose sharply, reaching 0.6%, signaling increased selling pressure from major market participants.

Bitcoin was trading near $80,000 at the beginning of November but experienced fluctuations due to profit-taking and long-term holding activity.

Realized losses remain relatively low, indicating disciplined selling activity rather than panic exits.

The realized capitalization value stabilizes at $8 billion, indicating stable market valuation despite high selling pressure.

Future trends may continue to witness sell-offs if profits persist, potentially affecting price stability.

This period emphasizes the realization of significant profits and market activity.

Bitcoin Price: Back from Q4 2010 to 2024

The profit of Bitcoin from 2010 to Q4 2024 shows a cyclical growth pattern, marked by exponential increases followed by significant corrections.

Initial profits in 2010 showed significant growth from negligible prices to substantial increases in 2013, peaking at around $1,000.

The following years, particularly 2014, recorded negative profits due to prolonged bearish conditions, consistent with market cycles.

In 2017, Bitcoin surged to around $20,000 before declining in 2018, confirming the extreme price increase cycle followed by corrections.

By 2021, Bitcoin reached an all-time high of $69,000, reflecting a strong bull market supported by institutional adoption and increased retail demand.

In 2022, the bearish trend significantly reduced profits due to weakening global economic conditions.

Data from 2024 shows a recovery with annual profits exceeding the adjusted levels of previous years, possibly due to favorable halving cycles.

Predictions for Q4 2025 indicate further increases, as historical data aligns with previous bull market peaks. Analysts predict resistance near $100,000, with cyclical trends affecting future profits.

These fluctuations highlight the historically unstable yet high-performing profit profile of Bitcoin during the analyzed period.