Bitcoin's 24-hour realized losses total $1.115 billion
Original headline비트코인 24시간 실현손실 11억1500만달러 집계
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Bitcoin's 24-hour realized losses totaled $1.115 billion (approximately 1.49 trillion won) according to an analysis published October 31, exceeding realized profits of $519.15 million (approximately 693.1 billion won) reported by CryptoQuant in its Quicktake the same day. The figures mark a reversal from October 29, when realized profits outweighed realized losses, and the analysis notes that on-chain loss amounts and exchange deposit volumes alone cannot determine actual sell execution scale. The data covers the trailing 24 hours, but the analysis did not disclose start and end times or time zone, so the figures cannot be mapped to a specific Korean time window. The shift to net realized losses suggests holders sold at a loss during the period, a signal often watched for capitulation or distribution dynamics. Market participants should monitor whether realized losses continue to outpace profits and whether exchange inflows translate into sustained selling pressure.
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