Analysis: BTC realized profit has approached the level seen at the end of bear markets, with weekly realized profit at only 1.7 billions dollars
According to ChainCatcher, CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost stated on X that the realized profit of BTC across the entire market has almost been completely wiped out. Data shows that the current average weekly realized profit is only about 1.7 billion US dollars, which is close to the lows last seen at the end of the previous bear market. In March 2024, when Bitcoin first surpassed 72,000 US dollars, weekly realized profit exceeded 25 billion US dollars—almost 15 times the current level. Darkfost pointed out that this reflects a substantial redistribution of Bitcoin holdings over the past two years.
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