Here’s How Many Bitcoin Holders Are Profiting at the Moment

As Bitcoin continues to consolidate above the $100K mark, fresh on-chain data offers a deeper look into market sentiment and wallet-level behavior.
According to the latest blockchain analytics, a staggering 98% of Bitcoin holders are currently in profit, with only 2% at break-even and 0% in the red.
This dominant profit share is a key bullish signal, suggesting that long-term holders are seeing significant unrealized gains and may remain incentivized to hold rather than sell.
Bitcoin by the Numbers at the time of writing
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Market Cap: $2.05 trillion
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24H Price Change: +0.19%
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Large Transactions Volume (7 Days): $150.29 billion
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Netflows (7 Days): -$126.62 million (suggesting more BTC leaving exchanges than entering)
This substantial outbound flow could signal accumulation or long-term cold storage trends — typically seen as a bullish indicator.
Holder Behavior & Concentration
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Holder Time Share:
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75% have held BTC for over one year
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21% held for 1–12 months
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4% held for less than one month
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Concentration by Large Holders: 12%, reflecting a relatively decentralized holder distribution compared to altcoins with higher whale control.
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Transaction Demographics: A nearly even global split with 51% of transactions from the West and 49% from the East, showing broad international interest.
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Price Correlation with Bitcoin: 1 — indicating this is Bitcoin’s own metrics, used as the benchmark for all others.
On-Chain Sentiment: “Mostly Bullish”
The combined signals currently register as “Mostly Bullish”, with:
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2 bullish, 2 neutral, and 0 bearish indicators
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In the Money: +1.47% (Bullish)
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Large Transactions: +1.43% (Bullish)
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Net Network Growth: +0.16% (Neutral)
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Concentration: +0.01% (Neutral)
These figures reflect healthy network activity and continued institutional or large-wallet engagement.
No Exchange or Derivative Signals
Interestingly, no exchange-based or derivatives data is available at the time, indicating that this signal summary focuses purely on on-chain and spot metrics — with no futures or margin market inputs currently included.