On February 22, according to Santiment data, XRP just recorded its largest realized loss since November 2022, with weekly realized losses reaching $1.93 billion, indicating a concentrated panic sell-off among holders. BlockBeats note: Realized loss refers to the loss that investors actually lock in when selling an asset at a price below their purchase cost; in contrast, unrealized loss is only an accounting paper loss that has not been realized through sale and is not included in the statistics. In on-chain data, a sharp increase in realized losses usually means that a large number of coin holders are selling at a loss, reflecting a market-wide stop-loss or “surrender-style sell-off,” often accompanied by a significant weakening of market sentiment.
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XRP recorded the largest realized loss since November 2022, with weekly realized losses reaching $1.93 billion.
On February 22, according to Santiment data, XRP just recorded its largest realized loss since November 2022, with weekly realized losses reaching $1.93 billion, indicating a concentrated panic sell-off among holders. BlockBeats note: Realized loss refers to the loss that investors actually lock in when selling an asset at a price below their purchase cost; in contrast, unrealized loss is only an accounting paper loss that has not been realized through sale and is not included in the statistics. In on-chain data, a sharp increase in realized losses usually means that a large number of coin holders are selling at a loss, reflecting a market-wide stop-loss or “surrender-style sell-off,” often accompanied by a significant weakening of market sentiment.