The average withdrawal price of Bitcoin (BTC) from the Exchange in 2025 is currently at $ 100,356. At present, Bitcoin is trading just below this level and hovering around $ 98,000.

The concern arises when Bitcoin falls below the average withdrawal price for a sustained period of time, as this can often trigger continued sales and more downward price. Historically, this metric has served as a strong support level for Bitcoin.

However, Busting Under this support does not necessarily indicate a bear market or sustained fall as Bitcoin historically regains this price level rapidly.

For example, by 2024, Bitcoin repeatedly tested its average withdrawal price just under $ 60,000. The price actually dipped briefly below this level several times, especially in August under the yen berry, which escaped when it dropped to $ 49,000. However, the price succeeded in regaining the level of support within a few days.

Similarly, the realized award in 2023 delivered key assistance on several occasions, including under the Silicon Valley Bank Co -break in March ($ 20,000) and again in September, just before Bitcoin’s Q4 -rally.

According to Glassnode -Data, over 2.6 million BTC sits with a loss, one of the highest amounts this year. The longer it maintains a price below the average 2025, the greater the chance the further fall can be in order.