Bitcoin Hits $110K with Just 9% of Supply in Loss
Bitcoin climbs to $110K with only 9% of supply in loss—signaling a shallow dip compared to previous cycles.
- Bitcoin is trading at $110K amid a minor market dip.
- Only 9% of BTC supply is in loss, showing strong market resilience.
- Current dip is milder than previous cycle bottoms and bear markets.
Bitcoin ($BTC) has surged to $110,000, and unlike previous bull cycles or bear market lows, the current dip in the market seems relatively shallow. With only about 9% of the circulating supply currently in loss, market analysts are pointing to strong underlying support for the world’s leading cryptocurrency.
A Shallow Dip Compared to Past Market Lows
In previous market cycles, especially during bear markets, it was common to see 40%–60% of Bitcoin’s supply in loss. That would indicate a wide-scale investor downturn and panic selling. Today’s 9% figure highlights a very different picture: most BTC holders are still in profit, even during this dip.
This level of resilience is a strong sign of market maturity and investor confidence. Long-term holders, in particular, seem unfazed, while newer investors have yet to see serious unrealized losses.
What This Means for the Market Ahead
Such a small percentage of BTC supply in loss usually indicates that the market has not reached panic or capitulation—a stage typically seen at major bottoms. Instead, this current dip could be interpreted as a healthy correction in a broader uptrend.
Investors may see this moment as an opportunity rather than a warning sign. With continued institutional adoption, ETF inflows, and macroeconomic tailwinds, Bitcoin’s trajectory remains bullish—even with the recent pullback.
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