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#البيتكوين is still below the realized price of Bitcoin UTXO slices $BTC whose age ranges between 18 months and two years.
This means that the current Bitcoin price is below the average price of Bitcoin slices (#UTXOs ) that have not moved since 18 months to two years.
In other words:
Investors who bought Bitcoin 18–24 months ago are currently facing an unrealized loss.
Historically, this group entering loss can reflect market weakness or a stage of capitulation by some investors, but it does not necessarily mean the decline will continue.
This means that the current Bitcoin price is below the average price of Bitcoin slices (#UTXOs ) that have not moved since 18 months to two years.
In other words:
Investors who bought Bitcoin 18–24 months ago are currently facing an unrealized loss.
Historically, this group entering loss can reflect market weakness or a stage of capitulation by some investors, but it does not necessarily mean the decline will continue.
Nobody rings a bell at the bottom
They just stop caring
According to on-chain analyst Darkfost
the number of loss-making UTXOs has fallen to the lowest level of this bear market
a signal that broad capitulation may finally be underway
The last time this metric reached similar levels was in mid-2023
when $BTC was trading around $26K
History doesn’t guarantee the same outcome
But it does rhyme
The best accumulation zones have always looked the ugliest in real time
#UTXOs
$BTC
They just stop caring
According to on-chain analyst Darkfost
the number of loss-making UTXOs has fallen to the lowest level of this bear market
a signal that broad capitulation may finally be underway
The last time this metric reached similar levels was in mid-2023
when $BTC was trading around $26K
History doesn’t guarantee the same outcome
But it does rhyme
The best accumulation zones have always looked the ugliest in real time
#UTXOs
$BTC
#baby $BABY
Why should Bitcoin holders rely on wrapped assets or risky bridges just to access DeFi? 🤔
What caught my attention about Babylon Trustless Bitcoin Vaults (TBV) is the different approach. Instead of moving BTC into synthetic versions, it lets users lock native Bitcoin in programmable Taproot #UTXOs while keeping control of their own assets. That means no wrapped tokens, no trusted intermediaries—just a security model built around cryptography and BitVM3.
If this vision continues to develop, it could become an important step toward making BTCFi more secure and practical without sacrificing self-custody.
What do you think—is keeping native BTC always the better path for DeFi? 👇
@BabylonLabs_io s_io 🚀 $BABY Y #baby
Why should Bitcoin holders rely on wrapped assets or risky bridges just to access DeFi? 🤔
What caught my attention about Babylon Trustless Bitcoin Vaults (TBV) is the different approach. Instead of moving BTC into synthetic versions, it lets users lock native Bitcoin in programmable Taproot #UTXOs while keeping control of their own assets. That means no wrapped tokens, no trusted intermediaries—just a security model built around cryptography and BitVM3.
If this vision continues to develop, it could become an important step toward making BTCFi more secure and practical without sacrificing self-custody.
What do you think—is keeping native BTC always the better path for DeFi? 👇
@BabylonLabs_io s_io 🚀 $BABY Y #baby
TradingGain-X:
If this vision continues to develop, it could become an important step toward making BTCFi more secure and practical without sacrificing self-custody.
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