2025-12-28 11:20:46

I recently looked at a market data analysis, and it was quite interesting. After filtering out internal transactions and smoothing with a 90-day moving average, Bitcoin's current daily realized losses are approximately $300 million.

Sounds a bit heartbreaking. It's worth noting that Bitcoin's price has actually stabilized above the true market average (around $81,000), which should theoretically ease some of the psychological pressure on high-position buyers. But the reality is — the behavior of loss-selling continues and shows no obvious signs of decreasing.

The underlying issue reflected here is quite interesting: investors who entered at high levels, because their time costs haven't been compensated, are still quite anxious psychologically. Even as the market improves, they can't help but want to cut losses and exit. This psychological game has always existed in the market. Therefore, from a market liquidity perspective, the selling pressure from recent loss positions remains significant.

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 9h ago

3 billion dollars lost every day, this number sounds really painful The retail investors who bought at high prices are really losing their minds. The price has rebounded but they are still selling, which is outrageous Psychological game? Basically, it's just fear, nothing new 84,000 still dumping, how desperate must they be... This is true market panic, data doesn't lie The pressure to cut losses and exit is enormous, and there's no end in sight in the short term

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RetailTherapist

· 9h ago

A daily loss of 300 million dollars—how strong must one's mentality be to force oneself to cut losses? It's really tough for those who entered at high levels; even if it rises back, the psychological barrier remains. Not cutting is not an option, but cutting feels unwilling—this is the most tormenting. The pressure to sell off still exists, indicating that some people still can't hold on. This round has really tested mental resilience to the fullest.

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BuyHighSellLow

· 9h ago

Oh no, it's that old problem again. There are plenty of people cutting losses every day, and it's truly a miracle that we, who are losing money, are still alive. Realized losses of 300 million? No worries, we've been losing for a long time. The group that entered at high levels really can't hold on anymore. I think this wave still needs to be hammered down. Psychological game? Basically, it's just an unstoppable urge to run, I understand. The 81,000 level can't save anyone either, all my fault for being too quick.

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YieldWhisperer

· 9h ago

honestly the math on this doesn't check out... $300m daily realized losses on a smoothed 90-day average? let me examine the contract here—are we actually filtering wash trades properly or just massaging the numbers to look scarier than they are

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 9h ago

$300 million worth of sell-offs every day, how broken must your mentality be to be willing to cut losses? The people who bought in at high levels are really miserable. If they can't make money, they just want to run. No wonder the coin price can't be stabilized. If the time cost isn't compensated, just endure it. Anyway, you'll get your principal back sooner or later. Still the same saying, if the loss positions aren't cleared, the main players can't enjoy a big feast. 81,000 is still continuing to sell off? Laughs. Better wait and see where the bottom is.

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GasFeeCry

· 9h ago

天天3亿美元亏损，这得多少人在山顶哭啊 The psychological toll of cutting losses is truly extreme; even when it rebounds, people still want to run. People who entered at high levels are probably losing sleep now. At the 81,000 level, they simply can't stop these people from selling. Honestly, it's the fault of time costs; those who can't wait have to cut. When will the selling pressure ease? It looks painful. I can't quite understand why people keep running after the rebound; isn't it just a mindset issue? A daily loss of 300 million dollars; this number looks a bit shocking.

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