Wu Shuo learned that CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler posted that the 30-day average of Bitcoin’s daily realized losses rose in February to $1.37 billion, setting an all-time high and up 19% from the 2022 peak; it has since fallen 56.5% to $597 million. In the same period, realized profits were only $257 million, with a profit-to-loss ratio of 0.43, indicating that although the loss-selling pressure has clearly cooled, market demand has not yet recovered sustainably.

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CycleWatcher
· 07-24 06:18
The sell-pressure is indeed decreasing, but the buy-the-dip strength still isn’t enough.
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MemeDriftBottle
· 07-24 06:03
This data is actually quite interesting—how can it fall further even after losing so much, which suggests the market’s resilience is stronger than last time? Or does it mean large funds are buying on the dip? The key is whether it can increase volume afterward.
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NarrativeDetective
· 07-24 05:58
Judging by the profit-loss ratio of 0.43, most of the selling right now is still driven by stop-loss selling. Even though the loss amount has decreased, buyer strength is too weak, so relying on this alone to bottom-fish is unlikely to sustain a continued rally. If, going forward, losses keep narrowing and profits start increasing, then that will be a true sign of improvement.
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FeeSwitchLobbyist
· 07-24 05:58
After achieving a record loss, it quickly pulled back, suggesting that panic selling is easing. However, only $257 million is showing on the profitable side, and demand still hasn’t caught up— the market may need to grind for a while longer.
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