After eight consecutive months of losses, short-term holders of Bitcoin. are facing an average paper loss of 14.4%.
Svmuu News: According to Darkfost’s monitoring, short-term Bitcoinholders have been in the red for eight consecutive months, with a cost basis of approximately $74,800. Their current average unrealized loss stands at 14.4%, down from 34% in early February.The cost basis for short-term holders has dropped from $95,700 to $74,800, indicating that some short-term holders have been accumulating positions during the downtrend, thereby lowering the average cost.During this period, the peak unrealized profit for short-term holders occurred in March 2024, reaching 47%, while in October 2025, when Bitcoin hit an all-time high, the profit margin stood at only 11%.
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