According to Miles Deutscher, Bitcoin sellers experienced their second-largest loss of the current cycle last week, with total realized losses surpassing $800 million during the recent crash. This significant loss, based on on-chain data, was only exceeded by the Yen carry trade unwind in August.

According to glassnode, the recent Bitcoin crash saw over $2.16 billion in realized losses between February 25-27, predominantly affecting the most recent market entrants. The analysis breaks down these losses by age cohorts, comparing them with previous market peaks to understand the broader market impact. This information is crucial for traders to identify vulnerability among new investors and potential recovery patterns.

According to @milesdeutscher, Bitcoin holders sold for a total of $1.73 billion in realized losses yesterday, marking the highest since August 2024. This significant sell-off is contributing to signals of capitulation as Bitcoin's price moves lower. The data highlights crucial trends for traders considering market sentiment and potential entry points.

According to Glassnode, Bitcoin short-term holders realized losses spiked to $23.4 million yesterday, marking one of the largest spikes in the past three months. Previous peaks were $38 million on February 3 and $25 million on December 20, indicating significant recent selling pressure in the market, which traders should monitor closely.