Data Revealed: How Many of Bitcoin Investors are in Profit and How Many are in Loss?
How many investors are currently losing money in Bitcoin, the backbone of the cryptocurrency world? The data is surprising.
Cryptocurrency analytics firm Alphractal has released new insights into Bitcoin’s market dynamics, revealing that an overwhelming 95.2% of Bitcoin addresses remain in profit, while only 2,707% are at a loss.
The small percentage of addresses that made a loss suggests that only a fraction of Bitcoin holders bought at prices higher than the current market value. Alphractal points to the Active Supply (7-day) metric, which tracks the movement of newly acquired BTCs to gain deeper insight into market trends. Historically, spikes in this metric have correlated with price peaks or periods of high volatility, indicating strong investor and institutional activity in key price zones.
In another notable market development, Alphractal noted that the Bitcoin futures market on Binance is trading at a record discount of -$55 compared to the spot market price.
He listed the following as the important results of this historic reduction:
- Market Sentiment is Changing: This discount may indicate a divergence in sentiment between spot buyers and repeat traders.
- Arbitrage Strategies: Traders may be taking advantage of the price difference to execute profitable arbitrage trades.
- Leverage Pressure: High leverage in perpetual contracts can cause price imbalances, leading to increased volatility.
*This is not investment advice.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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