faced significant miner capitulation last week as its price dipped, leading to heightened outflows from miners. This occurred alongside a spike in mining difficulty, with the same reaching its highest level in years and putting additional pressure on miners. However, recent metrics indicate that this capitulation may be nearing its end as Bitcoin showed signs of stabilizing somewhat.saw significant miner capitulation last week as its price dropped to the $49,000-range.
The metrics reached new all-time highs over the past week, putting additional strain on miners’ operations. These challenging conditions forced miners to liquidate holdings to cover costs, highlighting the pressure they faced during this period.That’s not all. The holdings of smaller miners reached a low point due to the recent capitulation in the
This accumulation by larger miners has contributed to a decline in overall Bitcoin capitulation. Especially as the price of BTC notes a slight recovery.fell below its short and long-term moving average , the $60,000 price range has consistently served as a significant resistance level. Analysis of Bitcoin’s daily timeframe chart indicated that the yellow line provides resistance around $61,000, while the blue line marks another resistance point at approximately $62,000.
While this recovery is not yet a return to previous highs, it marks a positive move upwards from the recent dip to $49,000, which triggered miner capitulation.