As the crypto market crumbled this year, short-term speculators were among the first to dump their holdings. Now mounting losses have even some of the most steadfast investors looking like they’re bailing out.
A measure called the spent output profit ratio, which tracks how much profit has been realized from market activity in digital currencies on a blockchain on any given day, has declined to its lowest level in a year, according to Glassnode data.
The vanishing gains suggest long-term owners are coming under pressure, a potentially worrying sign for a market known for its hodlers -- the staunch and stalwart base