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Net Realized Profit/Loss

النطاق
  • 1M1M
  • 3M3M
  • 6M6M
  • 1Y1Y
  • ALLALL
المقياس
  • خطيخطي
  • لوغاريتميلوغاريتمي
الأحدث
-$137.94M
2026-11-02 · -137,942,508.3147 · USD
تغيّر 1D
+64.46%
السابق -$388.09M
تغيّر 7D
-223.80%
السابق $111.43M
تغيّر 30D
-187.70%
السابق $157.35M
المئين 4Y
17%
السجل الكامل 8%
أعلى مستوى على الإطلاق
$10.52B
2024-11-21 · -101.30%
نطاق 1Y
-$5.24B – $7.11B
منذ 2009-01-03
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ما الذي يقيسه

Net Realized Profit/Loss sums the USD difference between the spending value and previous on-chain cost of coins transferred during the day. Equivalently, it is realized profit minus realized loss, measured in USD; a positive result means gains exceed losses among the coins that moved.

كيفية قراءته

Large positive readings indicate net gains being recognized on transferred holdings, while negative readings indicate net losses. The supplied history reached about +$10.52 billion on November 21, 2024 and -$5.80 billion on March 30, 2023. Compare the size and persistence of readings with market cap to put nominal dollar extremes in context.

A chain transfer is an accounting realization, not proof of a cash sale. Internal wallet movements can reset cost, and a few old large holdings can dominate a day. Netting also hides gross activity: a small result can combine very large profits and losses.

التكرار
يومي (UTC 00:00)
الأصل
BTC
النوع
قيمة واحدة
الوحدة
USD
البيانات منذ
2009-01-03
أحدث البيانات
2026-11-02
نقاط البيانات
6,513

الأسئلة الشائعة

How is realized P/L different from NUPL?

Realized P/L concerns coins transferred during the day and is expressed in USD. NUPL concerns unrealized gains and losses on the held supply and divides them by market value.

Why can realized losses appear on a day when BTC rises?

Realization compares the current spending price with each coin's previous cost, not with yesterday's price. Coins acquired above today's price can still move at a loss during a daily rally.

Does net realized P/L of zero mean nobody took gains or losses?

No. Gross realized gains and losses can offset one another. Check them separately if the question is how much profit taking or loss realization occurred in total.