Bitcoin's recent pullback just triggered something wild — the largest wave of realized losses we've seen since the FTX collapse. Chain data reveals short-term holders are taking the biggest hit this time around. When rookies panic-sell near local bottoms, it often marks capitulation zones. The magnitude mirrors November 2022 levels, which historically preceded recovery phases. Interesting how cyclical behavior patterns repeat: new money enters euphoric, exits bleeding, while long-term holders accumulate the dip. This drawdown might be shaking out weak hands before the next leg.
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AirdropChaser
· 17h ago
It's time for another round of fleecing newbies—newcomers are crying their eyes out.
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CexIsBad
· 12-05 15:57
Starting to fleece newcomers again, while beginners are still trying to buy the dip.
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ser_aped.eth
· 12-05 15:48
Here we go again, another round of new retail investors getting rekt, old hodlers taking profits. When will this cycle ever get old?
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GateUser-bd883c58
· 12-05 15:48
Another wave of retail investors got slaughtered; this time it's so bad I'm numb to it.
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0xSunnyDay
· 12-05 15:39
It's time to fleece the newbies again; new money never learns.
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 12-05 15:33
Another round of retail investors selling at a loss, same old trick.
Bitcoin's recent pullback just triggered something wild — the largest wave of realized losses we've seen since the FTX collapse. Chain data reveals short-term holders are taking the biggest hit this time around. When rookies panic-sell near local bottoms, it often marks capitulation zones. The magnitude mirrors November 2022 levels, which historically preceded recovery phases. Interesting how cyclical behavior patterns repeat: new money enters euphoric, exits bleeding, while long-term holders accumulate the dip. This drawdown might be shaking out weak hands before the next leg.