An analysis of the current Bitcoin market situation shows that only 9% of its supply is at a loss. This figure illustrates the relative stability of the digital currency amidst a recent correction.
Current Bitcoin Supply Data
According to Glassnode, only 9% of Bitcoin's total supply is currently at a loss, with a maximum loss level of 10% of the investment value. In comparison, at the local bottom of this cycle, over 25% of the supply showed losses of up to 23%.
Characteristics of the Current Correction
The current Bitcoin correction has seen prices drop to around $75,000, representing a 29% decrease from January's peak. Analysis indicates that in global bear markets, over 50% of supply can have losses of up to 78%. However, this current dip is viewed as relatively shallow.
Prospects and Potential Recovery
According to entrepreneur Ted Pillows, the recent correction resembles past declines in 2024 and 2025 when the asset dropped by 30%. Meanwhile, Michaël van de Poppe suggests that the likelihood of a deeper decline decreases as the Federal Reserve meeting approaches.
Although the current correction in Bitcoin has led to a price decrease, statistics show that only a small portion of the supply is at a loss. This may indicate greater market resilience and the likelihood of future recovery.
