Bitcoin dipped below the $86,000 mark on Monday, triggering a wave of significant losses for major investors. According to CryptoQuant's latest data, whale-sized positions have slipped into unrealized losses hitting -25%—a downturn intensity not witnessed since 2023. This profit/loss compression highlights how vulnerable even seasoned large holders remain when BTC faces momentum shifts. The scale of underwater positions signals the market's current pressure point where accumulation decisions are being tested.
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AirdropHarvester
· 16h ago
Whale loses 25%? Ha, I thought only retail investors like me were crashing, it seems big players can't escape either.
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GateUser-f16fdcdf
· 22h ago
Thank you for the information
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 12-17 04:56
Whales have already lost 25%. How can I, a small retail investor, survive?
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LongTermDreamer
· 12-17 04:45
Oh no, even whales have to suffer losses. This is what I mean by a three-year cycle. Every time it's this scary, but after three years, looking back, it's all a joke.
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ProtocolRebel
· 12-17 04:45
The whales can't hold on anymore, this time it really hurts.
Bitcoin dipped below the $86,000 mark on Monday, triggering a wave of significant losses for major investors. According to CryptoQuant's latest data, whale-sized positions have slipped into unrealized losses hitting -25%—a downturn intensity not witnessed since 2023. This profit/loss compression highlights how vulnerable even seasoned large holders remain when BTC faces momentum shifts. The scale of underwater positions signals the market's current pressure point where accumulation decisions are being tested.