🚨DOWN BAD: INVESTORS HOLDING OVER 40% OF $BTC CIRCULATING SUPPLY CURRENTLY UNDERWATERClose to 9 million Bitcoin — more than 40% of the total circulating supply — are currently held by investors who paid more than the current price, according to on-chain data from @glassnodeGlassnode reported that realized losses among long-term holders have climbed to $200 million — a level the firm described as confirmation of active capitulation. ...

🚨 NOW: Bitcoin sharks and whales are bleeding, with the 7D SMA of realized losses surpassing $200M/day as BTC contracts from ATH, per Glassnode. https://t.co/KUAh2sICB2 ...

According to CryptoQuant data, the realized losses of BTC holders since October 2025 have already exceeded $64.2 billion. https://t.co/qE3HJcxkav ...

This chart represents the total USD value of losses being realized by #Bitcoin holders when they sell their coins at a lower price than they bought them.The recent correction has resulted in a massive spike in realized losses happening currently. The highest it has ever been.This is one of the largest realized loss events in Bitcoin's history, comparable to the spikes seen during the 2018 bear market crash, the March 2020 COVID crash, and the 2022 Luna/FTX collapses.What does this mean?A huge number of hold ...

Currently, the Hyperunit Whale is down approximately $3.5B on his AAVE leveraged ETH positions and on-chain BTC/ETH holdings, and $2.22B on staked ETH (losses not shown in the chart below).He is ~net-flat on Hyperliquid after losing a further $250M in a leverage wipe-out at the start of the month.This makes his total realized + unrealized losses about $5.7 Billion since his PnL ATH. ...

🚨 UPDATE: Bitcoin realized losses surge to $889M daily on a 7-day average, the highest since Nov 2022, per Glassnode. https://t.co/B2rVeIBUn7 ...

📊 NEW: Bitcoin’s drawdown triggered the biggest spike in realized losses since FTX, driven mainly by short-term holders, per @glassnode. https://t.co/pm0MbzyL3A ...