BTC Holders’ Average Buy Price Still Under $119.4K

Despite market volatility, Bitcoin's average purchase price remains under $119.4K, showing strong long-term accumulation.

Aurelien Sage July 28, 2025 - 12:00 PM

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Bitcoin holders’ average buy price is still under $119.4K
Short-term buyers paid a slight premium over older holders
Steady accumulation signals growing investor confidence

Despite recent market fluctuations, data shows that the Bitcoin average purchase price for most holders remains below $119.4K. This figure includes buyers from the past day up to the last month, giving insight into market sentiment and accumulation trends.

What the Numbers Reveal

Here’s how the numbers break down by holding time:

0–1 day: Average price = $119,193 (+0.2%)
1 day–1 week: Average price = $117,762 (+1.4%)
1 week–1 month: Average price = $115,252 (+3.6%)

These stats indicate that more recent buyers are paying a slightly higher premium than longer-term holders. However, the difference remains small, suggesting that Bitcoin is not facing extreme volatility at the moment. Instead, the market seems relatively stable, with steady buying pressure.

Average BTC purchase price: 0–1d = $119,193 (+0.2%), 1d–1w = $117,762 (+1.4%), 1w–1m = $115,252 (+3.6%).
In fact, as of the current hour the average holder bought below $119,4K. pic.twitter.com/uONlON8xv7
— Axel 💎🙌 Adler Jr (@AxelAdlerJr) July 28, 2025

What It Means for Bitcoin Investors

The fact that the Bitcoin average purchase price has not crossed the $119.4K mark points to ongoing confidence among holders. Even new entrants are not buying in at drastically higher levels, which may reflect belief in Bitcoin’s long-term potential.

Additionally, the increasing prices across the holding range indicate slow but consistent buying. This pattern typically reflects accumulation rather than speculative trading, a bullish sign for the overall market.

As long as the average price continues to stay below major psychological thresholds, Bitcoin may remain in a healthy consolidation phase.

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