Bitcoin Realized Loss Hits $4.5 Billion, Highest in Three Years

CryptoQuant data reveals significant Bitcoin losses on January 26, comparable to previous post-adjustment levels when the price stood at $28,000.

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Summary

On January 26, Bitcoin realized losses totaled $4.5 billion, according to data from CryptoQuant, marking the largest single-day loss in three years. The last comparable loss occurred after a year-long market adjustment, when Bitcoin was priced at $28,000.

Terms & Concepts
  • Realized Loss: The loss recorded when an asset is sold for a price lower than its purchase price.
  • CryptoQuant: A blockchain analytics platform providing on-chain data and metrics for cryptocurrency markets.