Bitcoin targets $95,000 as unrealized losses on the network shrink

Beincrypto reports Bitcoin is again eyeing $95,000 as unrealized losses across the network shrink and long-term holder selling slows.

Net Unrealized Profit and Loss (NUPL) has climbed from −10.2% to −7.8%, a change the outlet says signals shrinking unrealized losses and easing stress among holders. NUPL remains within its historical statistical range, which the report says suggests stabilization rather than exuberance. Long-term holder net outflows have rolled over from extreme levels, and the article notes that reduced overhead supply can make it easier for price to move higher once demand returns.

At the time of writing Bitcoin trades near $92,221 and is holding above $91,298, with $93,471 the next resistance and a descending uptrend line that has capped breakouts since mid-November 2025 sitting just below $95,000. The piece says a flip of $93,471 into support and a break above that trend line would make a move toward $95,000 more likely, while rejection at resistance could push price back toward $91,298, then $90,000 and $89,241, with a drop below $89,241 extending losses toward $87,210. The article notes the analysis is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice.

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Crypto, Bitcoin, Nupl, Long-term Holders, Overhead Supply, Glassnode