The post Bitcoin’s Realized Losses See Highest Surge Since 2022 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin’s short-term holder (STH) sell-offs see dramatic rise Bitcoin long-term holders (LTH) stay resilient  Bitcoin has slowed down on its recent price rally and has moved back to the red zone, showing a brief price correction amid an unexpected shift in market sentiment. This sudden drawdown in its price movement has triggered a massive rise in the asset’s realized losses, causing it to record the highest spike since late 2022. The data, which was disclosed by crypto analytics platform Glassnode, has come at a time when panic and fear appear to be gradually returning to the market, sparking discussions across the crypto community. Bitcoin’s short-term holder (STH) sell-offs see dramatic rise Notably, the on-chain data provided by the source further shows that the significant surge witnessed in the Bitcoin realized losses was accompanied by another massive increase in its short-term holder sell-offs. As momentum appears to have briefly faded, investors who purchased BTC within the last 155 days have contributed largely to the rise in the realized losses. The charts showcased by the analyst reveal that recent Bitcoin buyers capitulated aggressively as volatility returned, possibly as a cautionary move to hedge against further losses. You Might Also Like While both increases in the asset’s realized losses and its STH sell-offs have coincided with the sharp decline in the price of Bitcoin from recent highs, the data suggests a dramatic shift in investors’ sentiments. The move is not entirely a surprise, as historic reactions from short-term holders show that they are increasingly active during market drawdowns. During such periods, short-term holders often sell their assets at losses when market momentum reverses. This time, the rapid surge in their sell-offs and realized losses has reached the high levels seen during the massive crash witnessed amid the late 2022 FTX collapse. Bitcoin long-term… The post Bitcoin’s Realized Losses See Highest Surge Since 2022 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin’s short-term holder (STH) sell-offs see dramatic rise Bitcoin long-term holders (LTH) stay resilient  Bitcoin has slowed down on its recent price rally and has moved back to the red zone, showing a brief price correction amid an unexpected shift in market sentiment. This sudden drawdown in its price movement has triggered a massive rise in the asset’s realized losses, causing it to record the highest spike since late 2022. The data, which was disclosed by crypto analytics platform Glassnode, has come at a time when panic and fear appear to be gradually returning to the market, sparking discussions across the crypto community. Bitcoin’s short-term holder (STH) sell-offs see dramatic rise Notably, the on-chain data provided by the source further shows that the significant surge witnessed in the Bitcoin realized losses was accompanied by another massive increase in its short-term holder sell-offs. As momentum appears to have briefly faded, investors who purchased BTC within the last 155 days have contributed largely to the rise in the realized losses. The charts showcased by the analyst reveal that recent Bitcoin buyers capitulated aggressively as volatility returned, possibly as a cautionary move to hedge against further losses. You Might Also Like While both increases in the asset’s realized losses and its STH sell-offs have coincided with the sharp decline in the price of Bitcoin from recent highs, the data suggests a dramatic shift in investors’ sentiments. The move is not entirely a surprise, as historic reactions from short-term holders show that they are increasingly active during market drawdowns. During such periods, short-term holders often sell their assets at losses when market momentum reverses. This time, the rapid surge in their sell-offs and realized losses has reached the high levels seen during the massive crash witnessed amid the late 2022 FTX collapse. Bitcoin long-term…