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Long-Term Bitcoin Holders' 90-Day Selling Average Falls to Lowest Since November 2024 as Price Holds Near $63,000
The 90-day moving average of Bitcoin spent by holders of at least five years fell to 962 BTC. Spot Bitcoin ETF outflows also slowed in the prior two weeks. Bitcoin traded near $62,750.
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Long-term Bitcoin holders have reduced their selling activity to the lowest level in nearly two years. The 90-day moving average of coins spent by investors who held Bitcoin for at least five years dropped to 962 BTC as of June 24, 2026, according to data from CryptoQuant reported by coindesk.com. That figure marks the lowest reading since November 2024.
Bitcoin traded near $62,750 on the same day, with a separate market snapshot listing the price at $62,587.95. Coindesk.com reported that the slowdown coincides with Bitcoin prices around the break-even level for the most expensive coins acquired by these holders five years earlier. Single-day sell-offs by long-term holders exceeded 142,000 BTC at peaks during the 2024-2025 bull cycle.
Major selling waves occurred in May 2024, February 2025, and September 2025. Outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs also slowed over the two weeks preceding June 24. CryptoQuant's analyst stated on X that the holders are choosing to continue holding rather than sell at current prices, easing selling pressure on the market.
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