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A single on-chain indicator has quietly called every major Bitcoin cycle 
bottom for the past decade, and it is now approaching that important level 
once again. The setup comes from a monthly Bitcoin chart paired with the NUPL 
indicator, which tracks whether the average holder is sitting on unrealized 
profit or loss. In each of the last three major bear market lows, the 
indicator fell into the same area and touched a rising trendline. Nailing The 
Bitcoin Bottom Bitcoin’s latest break above $70,000 and into the mid-$70,000s 
has seen a bullish mood slowly returning. The fear and greed index has 
improved, but one question is still unresolved. Has the market already found 
its bottom, or is another washout still ahead? Interestingly, a long-term 
reading of the Net Unrealized Profit/Loss, or NUPL, shows that the answer may 
lie in a pattern that has repeated across multiple market cycles. Related 
Reading: Bitcoin Crash Far From Over? Analyst Shares How Painful Bear Markets 
Can Get NUPL is a clean sentiment gauge in Bitcoin analysis because it strips 
price action down to a question of whether holders, on average, are in profit 
or in pain. When the reading is high, the market is sitting on large 
unrealized gains. When it falls hard, those profits disappear, and losses 
dominate. The monthly candlestick chart shows that Bitcoin’s major cycle lows 
have consistently formed when NUPL resets into deep territory and tags a long- 
term ascending support line. That happened at the 2015 cycle bottom, repeated 
again at the 2018 bear market low, and showed up once more around the 2022 
bottom. Each of those touches came at points when sentiment had already been 
crushed, and the Bitcoin price had shed most of its previous gains. The 
current NUPL reading of 22.9 represents a cryptocurrency that is still in 
modest aggregate profit, although it has shed a huge portion of the gains 
investors accumulated during the rally to the October 2025 peak above 
$126,000. Is The Bottom Already In? According to a crypto analyst that goes by 
the name CrypFlow on the social media platform X, the NUPL indicator is now 
approaching that level of Bitcoin bottoms again. If this pattern holds, 
Bitcoin may still need another deeper reset in sentiment before the market 
reaches a true long-term washout. Price may have already corrected a lot, but 
the indicator shows the emotional capitulation seen at prior bottoms may not 
be complete yet. The NUPL might continue to push downwards and reach the 
trendline before a bottom is confirmed. Related Reading: Analyst Says Bitcoin 
Bulls Have Won And This Is The Next Target Although no single indicator can 
call every bottom with perfect precision, the NUPL leaves room for the 
possibility that one final price crash could still come before the next full 
cycle expansion begins. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $74,220, 
up by 1.3% in the past 24 hours. Featured image from Pngtree, chart from 
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