Bitcoin long-term holder supply fell by 21,700 BTC in the 30 days through Sept. 20, down from 105,900 BTC on Aug. 30 and 47,800 BTC a week earlier. The decline has continued for five consecutive weeks, but its pace has slowed to about one-fifth of the late-August level. LTH SOPR data showed that most Bitcoin sold by long-term holders changed hands at a loss. Bitcoin rose 5.6% last week, from $76,800 to $81,200, while the moved coins traded on average slightly below their purchase prices. The next indicators are whether long-term holder supply returns to growth and whether profit-and-loss conditions improve.