The average Bitcoin (BTC) withdrawal price in 2025 is currently $ 100,356. Bitcoin is currently negotiated just below this level, oscillating about $ 98,000.
The concern arises when bitcoin falls below the average withdrawal price for a sustained period, as this can often trigger continuous sale and more downward pressure. Historically, this metric was a solid level of support for Bitcoin.
The breakdown lower than this support, however, does not necessarily indicate a lower market or sustained declines, because Bitcoin historically recovers this price level quickly.
In 2024, for example, Bitcoin repeatedly tested its average withdrawal price just below $ 60,000. The price has indeed dropped briefly below this level several times, especially in August during the Yen trade to relax when it fell to $ 49,000. The price, however, managed to recover the level of support in a few days.
Similarly, in 2023, the price made provided a key support several times, including during the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in March ($ 20,000) and again in September, just before the Bitcoin rally in Q4 .
According to Glassnode data, more than 2.6 million BTCs are at a loss, one of the highest this year. The more it supports a price lower than the average of 2025, the more the reductions could be in order.
