Bitcoin Has Fallen Below What Recent Buyers Paid 14 Times Since 2016. How Often Did BTC Recover Within 2 Weeks?

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Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has dipped below the average price that recent buyers paid 14 times since 2016, and most of these dips were short-lived. In a November 11, 2026 post, analysts from Bitfinex noted that Bitcoin has been below $75,700, the short-term holder cost basis, for four consecutive days.

Bitcoin is currently trading at $71,304, 5.8% below that critical level. Over the past 24 hours, it has fallen 3.9%, 8.4% over the last 14 days, and 14.2% in the past month.

CryptoQuant’s indicators suggest a different outlook. Its Bitcoin Bull Score stands at 0, indicating a bearish trend. The question now is whether Bitcoin can rise above its short-term holder cost basis within two weeks, as it has done after most previous dips.

Bitcoin Reclaimed Recent Buyers’ Cost Within Two Weeks in 11 of 14 Breaks

According to Bitfinex, Bitcoin recovered above recent buyers’ cost within two weeks in 11 of 14 occurrences, or 78.6% of the time. Based on this pattern, Bitcoin has until November 22 to climb back above $75,700. The cost basis represents the average price paid for coins purchased in recent months.