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Bitcoin’s Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) is trending lower, suggesting reduced selling activity from long-term holders. Realized Price keeps rising, showing that investors are still accumulating Bitcoin during the current market consolidation. Amid the uncertain Bitcoin market conditions, there is one interesting signal observed by on-chain analyst Darkfost on CryptoQuant: selling pressure from long-term holders is starting to ease. This is clearly seen through the Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) indicator, which has actually decreased in recent times even though the price of Bitcoin has danced above $110,000. For those who are not familiar, CDD can be said to be a way of measuring the “age” of Bitcoin when it is finally moved from a wallet. The longer the coin is still, the higher its value when it finally moves. Source: CryptoQuant However, what is happening now is the opposite. CDD has actually dropped to 500,000—a number that tends to be neutral—and has not returned to high levels like in January 2025 or March 2024, when it had reached one million. This means that there is a possibility that some long-term holders are taking light profits, but there has not been a big wave that indicates panic selling. The heatmap also shows a calm pattern, not one that indicates massive selling pressure. Realized Price Shows Bitcoin Demand Remains Unshaken On the other hand, another on-chain analyst who also appears quite regularly, Crypto Dan, noted that investors are still buying Bitcoin even though the price is already high. Through the Realized Price indicator—which reflects the average BTC purchase price—it is clear that since the beginning of 2024, investors’ buying prices have continued to climb. This is not just a statistical figure. If you imagine it in everyday life, this is like someone who is still willing to buy a house amid rising property…

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Filed under: News - @ June 21, 2025 3:27 pm