Data: Currently, approximately 47% of the circulating Bitcoin supply is in loss, but there are no signs of a full-blown panic sell-off.

DeepFlowTech · 2026-03-30T14:03:10+00:00

The Bitcoin Impact Index rose to 57.4 last week, marking the largest weekly increase, with approximately 47% of circulating Bitcoin in a loss state. Long-term holders are facing significant losses, and there is a net outflow of capital, but there are no signs of a widespread panic sell-off.

DeepFlowTech

2026-03-30 14:03:10

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Deep Tide TechFlow message, March 30, according to CoinDesk, the Bitcoin Impact Index jumped 13 points to 57.4 last week, entering the “high impact” pressure zone, the largest single-week increase since January of this year. Currently, about 47% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply is in an unrealized loss state.

Long-term holders who have held for more than 6 months were still in profit when the Bitcoin price was above $70,000, but as the price pulled back, more than 4.6 million BTC in their holdings (about 30% of the group’s total holdings) has fallen below their cost basis; the realized loss size last week was the worst since 2023. In its report, CEX.IO noted that similar on-chain signals had appeared in mid-2018 and mid-2022, respectively, after which the price fell by more than 25% as well. In terms of fund flows, the stablecoin net inflow that had previously been about $250 million per day on average has flipped to a net outflow of $292 million; ETFs and miners also shifted from net buying to net selling. However, there are not yet signals of a broad-based panic sell-off.

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