Opinion: Signs of a "capitulation sell-off" at Bitcoin's bear market bottom have not yet appeared

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Mars Finance News, on June 2nd, Glassnode published an article stating that the price of Bitcoin has currently fallen to $69.5k, with the relative unrealized loss of long-term holders at 15.5%.
This means that for every $1 worth of Bitcoin held by long-term holders, they are on average experiencing an unrealized loss of about $0.155 (15.5 cents).
During extreme bottom phases of previous market cycles, this indicator has exceeded 50%, meaning that for every $1 of holding value, there was an on-paper loss of over $0.50.
Data shows that the current market does indeed face some pressure, but the level of pain endured by long-term holders is still far from the levels typically associated with cyclical bottoms in history.
In other words, based on the loss situation of long-term holders, the market has not yet shown the widespread and deep "capitulation sell-off" signs that usually occur at bear market bottoms.
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GasFeesAfterTheRain
· 10h ago
50%+ is really a bloodbath; right now, it's just considered a fluctuation.
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EchoesOfRollup
· 10h ago
Paper losses and actual losses are two different things; let's wait and see.
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SoftRugDetective
· 10h ago
This data is quite critical, and long-term holders are still holding on.
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NeonHalf-MeltedIceCream
· 10h ago
Compared to the historical bottom, the current sentiment is still relatively stable
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GateUser-1c5ab2b5
· 10h ago
It's just an unrealized loss; as long as you haven't sold, it's not a real loss.
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Cream-ColoredCross-ChainBridge
· 10h ago
LTH hasn't surrendered on a large scale yet, indicating the bottom might not have been reached?
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GateUser-06596f3b
· 10h ago
15.5% looks scary, but compared to the historical bottom, it's really not much
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