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Largest Bitcoin Dump with $3.45 Billion in Net Losses Made by Short-Term Holders: Glassnode

Tue, 29/06/2021 - 14:21
Data shared by Glassnode shows that last week short-term holders made the largest Bitcoin liquidation with net losses of close to $3.5 billion
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Largest Bitcoin Dump with $3.45 Billion in Net Losses Made by Short-Term Holders: Glassnode
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Glassnode's expert team has shared that last week the largest in history Bitcoin capitulation (valued in the USD) took place from short-term holders.

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The net losses realized on-chain totaled a staggering $3,45 billion. Glassnode team points out that this Bitcoin was acquired at a higher price level than the one it was sold at.

As for long-term holders, Glassnode shows that they are in profit and have seen only approximately $383 million in net losses.

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Right now, 2.44 percent of the circulating Bitcoin supply is stored in the wallets of long-term holders at an unrealized loss, data shared by the Glassnode analytics platform says.

The panic-sell was caused by the plunge of the Bitcoin price below the $30,000 level last week. However, Bitcoin quickly recaptured the $34,000 price line.

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