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Entity-Adjusted Realized Loss to Exchanges

النطاق
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  • 3M3M
  • 6M6M
  • 1Y1Y
  • ALLALL
المقياس
  • خطيخطي
  • لوغاريتميلوغاريتمي
الأحدث
تغيّر 1D
تغيّر 7D
تغيّر 30D
المئين 4Y
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نطاق 1Y
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Entity-Adjusted Realized Loss to Exchanges totals the USD loss component of BTC deposits to tracked exchange entities across holder cohorts. It compares attributed acquisition cost with value at deposit for loss-making coins and filters identified internal transfers; profits are not netted against losses.

كيفية قراءته

An increase means more dollar loss is being recognized as coins reach exchanges, whether from older or more recent holdings. The series peaked near $356.1 million on March 13, 2020, and $608.6 million on June 18, 2022, within those respective years. Lower readings indicate less loss-bearing inflow, not necessarily net withdrawals.

This is a loss measure, not a BTC flow balance: profitable deposits and withdrawals do not offset it. Deposits can fund collateral or custody rather than an immediate sale. Exchange labeling and entity estimates can change, and nominal dollar peaks are sensitive to market size.

التكرار
يومي (UTC 00:00)
الأصل
BTC
النوع
قيمة واحدة
الوحدة
USD
البيانات منذ
2011-08-17
أحدث البيانات
2026-11-02

الأسئلة الشائعة

How is exchange Realized Loss different from Exchange Net Flow?

Exchange Realized Loss measures only the USD loss embedded in qualifying deposits. Exchange Net Flow is BTC deposited minus BTC withdrawn, regardless of whether those coins carry a profit or loss.

Can exchanges receive large deposits while this loss metric stays low?

Yes. Deposits made at a profit or near breakeven contribute no loss or very little. To judge the amount arriving, compare with BTC inflow volume rather than using loss alone.

How can I tell which holder cohort drives exchange losses?

Compare the LTH and STH exchange-loss series on the same dates. Their individual all-time highs may occur on different days, so summing separate peaks does not measure one day's total loss.