Bitcoin Long-Term Holder Realized Losses Hit $280M Daily, Highest Since December 2022
The post Bitcoin Long-Term Holder Realized Losses Hit $280M Daily, Highest Since December 2022 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin News Bitcoin long-term holders are absorbing their deepest losses in more than two years, with on-chain data showing adjusted realized losses on coins held over 155 days reaching roughly $280 million in a single day — the highest reading since December 2022. The share of long-term holder losses within total realized value jumped from 15% in early February to 43%, a structural pressure point that explains why fresh supply hits the market on every rally attempt. Bitcoin still trades below both its realized market mean near $76,600 and the short-term holder cost basis of $72,200, keeping the network in a deeply undervalued zone. Spot ETF net outflows eased from $193 million to $88.9 million daily on a 30-day average, but monthly flows stayed negative. Derivatives positioning tells a more constructive story for Bitcoin. Cumulative long liquidation leve