In a rare milestone, all Bitcoin (BTC) holders have reached profitability or at least broken even, as the asset maintains a price above $100,000.
Specifically, Bitcoin’s ‘Holder Profit Share’ metric indicates that 97% of all holders are currently in profit, while 2% are at breakeven, leaving no investors in the red, according to latest data from crypto on-chain analytics platform IntoTheBlock, retrieved by Finbold on May 14.
Adding further context, the ‘Holder Time Share’ data reveals that about 75% of Bitcoin holders have maintained their positions for over a year, 21% for 1 to 12 months, and just 4% for less than a month.
This long-term commitment has likely played a key role in the notable profit share, as early investors capture the most substantial price appreciation over time.
Indeed, the almost 100% profitability suggests that most holders entered their positions at significantly lower prices, often accumulating during bear markets or earlier cycles when Bitcoin traded below $50,000, such as in early 2024.
Notably, the widespread positive returns have also been reinforced by a wave of price momentum, largely fueled by post-election optimism following President Donald Trump’s victory.
Since the November 2024 polls, Bitcoin has remained within the $90,000 to $105,000 range, providing a cushion for even recent buyers.
Many of these buyers have remained profitable or at breakeven despite the minor pullback from the all-time high of over $109,000, reached earlier this year.
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As of press time, BTC was trading at $104,153, reflecting a 0.3% gain over the past 24 hours.
Notably, this resilience comes despite a surge in skepticism toward Bitcoin in 2025. As reported by Finbold, the number of Bitcoin “obituaries” in the first half of the year has already surpassed those of 2024, pointing to a sharp rise in bearish sentiment even as the asset’s price remains strong.
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