Bitcoin Records Second-Largest Unrealized Loss in History Amid Market Pressure
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Bitcoin nearly reached $67,000 on Monday after US President Donald Trump said the US helped broker a peace deal with Iran that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a development that lifted risk sentiment and drove crypto price action. On-chain data shows holders are enduring one of history's largest unrealized paper-loss periods, yet panic-driven selling on exchanges (CEX/DEX) remains unusually muted, suggesting constrained supply and potential upside for BTC adoption and price.
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Bitcoin nearly reached $67,000 on Monday after US President Donald Trump said the US had helped broker a peace deal with Iran that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
At the same time, new data suggests that BTC holders are enduring one of history’s biggest paper-loss periods, yet panic-driven selling activity remains unusually muted across exchanges.
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