Bitcoin Supply in Loss Surpasses 10.5M BTC Amid Market Decline
Data from Glassnode indicates that over half of all Bitcoin is now held at a loss, suggesting a potential bear-market trend. As prices dipped to around $61,300, the supply in loss reached approximately 10.5 million BTC, a significant signal in Bitcoin's market history, according to Crypto Adventure.
Recent data from Glassnode reveals that more than half of all Bitcoin (BTC) in circulation is currently held at an unrealized loss. This situation has emerged as a noteworthy signal, which historically occurs near major bear-market bottoms for BTC. Specifically, the supply in loss peaked at approximately 10.5 million BTC as the cryptocurrency's price fell to around $61,300 on a Thursday.
This decline in Bitcoin's value reflects a broader trend concerning investor sentiment, as the supply in profit has seen a notable decrease alongside the current price adjustments. Such market indicators are essential for crypto analysts and investors, signaling potential shifts in market dynamics.
Traders and investors may need to consider these developments closely, as they could have implications for market behavior in the near future. Observers will be watching to see how Bitcoin's price reacts and whether it leads to further losses or a potential recovery.
Summary based on original reporting by Marius Bogdan Dinu at Crypto Adventure, originally published Jun 4, 2026. SolanaWire does not republish source content.
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