Bitcoin’s current price, hovering around $74,000, has found support from a significant number of inactive investors. Over 50,000 BTC have been held by these investors since March, and the asset’s recent price stability may be attributed to this large pool of passive capital. The analysis suggests two key cost-basis clusters that could act as potential support for further declines: around $71.6K and $69.9K. These clusters represent key areas where a significant amount of Bitcoin has been accumulated over time. Looking at the price action, a notable observation is the clustering effect with prices near $74,000 aligning with historical patterns seen during previous bull markets. A strong support level at this mark suggests that further declines might be mitigated due to these accumulated funds, particularly when combined with long-term investors’ positions around $71.6K and $69.9K, which represent significant concentrations of Bitcoin within different cost basis levels.