Bitcoin has been stuck in a trading range between $82,000 and $86,000 for the past week. This lack of upward momentum is causing significant losses for investors who bought Bitcoin at these prices. Realized losses are currently outweighing unrealized ones, as indicated by CryptoQuant’s data. The market’s Profit/Loss Ratio (7DMA) has dipped below 1, suggesting many investors are experiencing losses, especially short-term holders with their SOPR dropping to 0.9. While investors remain cautious and optimistic, signs of potential capitulation, like a decrease in fund flows and whale activity, suggest this price plateau may hold for the time being. If these sentiments persist, Bitcoin could rise back above $86,000, but if short-term holders panic sell to avoid further losses, prices may fall to around $82,800. The future of Bitcoin remains uncertain.