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More Bitcoin Investors Slip Into Unrealized Losses Following Recent Selloff – Here Are The Numbers

Bitcoin's recent selloff, pushing prices toward $60,000, has led to a significant increase in investor unrealized losses. Data shows the percentage of Bitcoin supply held at a profit has fallen to about 55%, approaching a critical low. Market analysts describe this as a distribution phase, indicating a potential large-scale transfer of holdings. Despite massive accumulation by entities like MicroStrategy and ETFs, removing over 1.2 million BTC from circulation, strong selling pressure persists, keeping prices subdued and testing key market support levels.

bitcoinist13h ago

More Bitcoin Investors Slip Into Unrealized Losses Following Recent Selloff – Here Are The Numbers

bitcoinist13h ago

XRP, Solana Holders Deeper In The Red Compared To Bitcoin, Data shows

According to on-chain data from Glassnode, altcoins like XRP and Solana are experiencing significantly higher levels of investor losses relative to their market capitalizations compared to Bitcoin. The "Relative Unrealized Loss" metric, which calculates the total unrealized losses as a percentage of market cap, shows Bitcoin and Ethereum at 11.9% and 16.6%, respectively. In contrast, XRP and Solana are facing much steeper losses at 31.8% and 54.8%. This indicates that a larger portion of their supply is held by investors who bought near cycle highs. Despite the elevated loss levels, they remain below those seen during the 2022 bear market lows. At the time of writing, XRP is trading around $1.35, down 2% over the past week.

bitcoinist04/16 10:01

XRP, Solana Holders Deeper In The Red Compared To Bitcoin, Data shows

bitcoinist04/16 10:01

Bitcoin Long-Term Holder Losses Hit 14%—But Far Below Bear Bottom Levels

Bitcoin long-term holders (LTHs), who have held coins for over 155 days, are currently experiencing significant unrealized losses equivalent to 14% of the market cap—the highest level since 2023. This increase is attributed to recent bearish price action and the maturation of coins purchased near the market peak into the LTH cohort. However, historical data shows that during previous bear market bottoms, LTH losses spiked to around 70%, suggesting current levels, while elevated, remain far below those extremes. Despite ongoing losses, Bitcoin price has recently recovered above $72,000.

bitcoinist04/11 00:41

Bitcoin Long-Term Holder Losses Hit 14%—But Far Below Bear Bottom Levels

bitcoinist04/11 00:41