Bitcoin loss inflow decreased by about 70% in three days... profit-loss indicator 0.99
Original headline비트코인 손실 유입량 사흘 새 약 70% 감소…손익 지표 0.99
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Short-term bitcoin holders’ loss-making exchange inflows fell about 70% in three days, from roughly 32,695 BTC on Nov. 6 to about 9,900 BTC on Nov. 9, according to CryptoQuant, even as the price declined further; on Nov. 6 those loss-state inflows accounted for about 89% of short-term holders’ daily exchange deposits. The short-term holder SOPR seven-day moving average stood near 0.99, below the break-even level of 1, indicating coins moved on average at a loss. The drop in capitulation-style deposits suggests selling pressure from recent buyers may be easing despite the weaker price. Watch whether the SOPR average reclaims 1 and whether loss-driven inflows keep shrinking or spike again on further downside.
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