Bitcoin's 6-Month Largest Delivery Consumed Sellers: Limited Even If It Falls! - Coin Bulletin

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After the high volatility in recent days, the on-chain loss level reached $1.31 billion, making it the largest capitulation wave since August 2024.

According to data shared by CryptoQuant analysts, there has been a major capitulation wave in the Bitcoin market due to the trade war between the US and China. The increase in volatility seen on Monday resulted in significant losses for investors. It is remembered that a similar capitulation wave occurred in August 2024, during which the price experienced a significant drop and large liquidations were triggered on exchanges.

Sharp declines in the price of Bitcoin generally indicate that selling pressure in the market is about to run out. However, this does not mean that the price will not fall again in the short term. In particular, macroeconomic developments, US trade policies, and global market risk appetite directly affect Bitcoin's movements.

Analysts point out that the price of Bitcoin is still fragile and possible new declines may be limited. However, investors need to be cautious as uncertainties continue in the market.

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