The Net Realised P/L indicator of Bitcoin is currently below zero. The red zones on the chart are noteworthy: these areas historically mark periods when loss-selling activity has intensified on the chain.
Looking at past data, an interesting pattern emerges. When entering these levels, it is observed that rather than experiencing panic selling in the market, the weak hands are exiting their positions. In other words, these zones are more areas where tokens that have lost their long-term holders are changing hands. This dynamic could be an important indicator of how much panic there is in the market.
In the event that the mentioned levels are retested, past behavior patterns offer important clues for investors.
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BlockchainWorker
· 4h ago
The red zone is back, it's just annoying to look at. But this time it's not panic selling, just weak hands retreating, while long-term holders are still holding on tight.
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NftBankruptcyClub
· 4h ago
It's fallen into negative values again, weak hands should start dumping.
This wave in the red zone is really interesting, history always has striking similarities.
Panic sell? Not at all, it's just the guys who are trapped cutting losses to exit.
If we test that position again this time, we need to take a good look at how history has unfolded.
Actually, it's just waiting for the moment of capitulation from long-term holders.
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ProposalDetective
· 4h ago
I'm tired of hearing the phrase "weak hands get out"; the key question is, can this wave really rebound?
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FudVaccinator
· 5h ago
Wait, weak hands fleeing doesn't equal the bottom, right? History repeats itself but not completely; is this red zone really an opportunity to pick up bargains...
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AirdropCollector
· 5h ago
This time it fell again, the scent of weak hands fleeing is getting stronger.
The deficit area looks good this round, is history repeating itself?
The real panic hasn't come yet, it's just retail investors cutting loss for now.
If it breaks down again, I'll buy the dip, after all, it's all about the Bear Market.
The Net Realised P/L indicator of Bitcoin is currently below zero. The red zones on the chart are noteworthy: these areas historically mark periods when loss-selling activity has intensified on the chain.
Looking at past data, an interesting pattern emerges. When entering these levels, it is observed that rather than experiencing panic selling in the market, the weak hands are exiting their positions. In other words, these zones are more areas where tokens that have lost their long-term holders are changing hands. This dynamic could be an important indicator of how much panic there is in the market.
In the event that the mentioned levels are retested, past behavior patterns offer important clues for investors.