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XLM $0.1669 -1.19%
ZEC $519.36 +6.45%
BTC $64,355.02 +0.91%
ETH $1,872.03 +0.44%
BNB $598.71 +1.49%
XRP $1.06 -1.00%
SOL $73.81 +0.41%
TRX $0.3279 -0.40%
DOGE $0.0698 -0.16%
ADA $0.1915 -0.32%
BCH $212.88 -0.00%
LINK $8.13 -0.75%
HYPE $57.23 +3.66%
AAVE $91.29 +0.09%
SUI $0.6892 +0.24%
XLM $0.1669 -1.19%
ZEC $519.36 +6.45%

Bitcoin's drop below $60,000 resulted in $537 million in realized losses, primarily from short-term holders

2024-06-26 13:10:38

ChainCatcher news, according to CryptoSlate, last weekend, Bitcoin plummeted below $60,000, resulting in over $537 million in realized losses, primarily from short-term holders (STH).

This sell-off highlights the volatility and reactive behavior of these market participants, with $441 million of the losses coming from users who held Bitcoin for one month or less. As the market fluctuates, key on-chain metrics show a sharp decline in the proportion of STH supply that is in profit.

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