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Bitcoin (BTC) Estimate Finds More Adjusted Supply at a Loss Than in Profit

The estimate focuses on Bitcoin that moved within the past decade; Darkfost treats most older dormant coins as illiquid.

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A Bitcoin supply graphic separates coins classified as profitable from those counted at a loss. / TokenPost.ai (mono)
A Bitcoin supply graphic separates coins classified as profitable from those counted at a loss. / TokenPost.ai (mono)

Crypto analyst Darkfost’s estimate places less than 45% of Bitcoin’s adjusted supply in profit, indicating that the counted pool tilts toward loss classifications after older dormant coins are removed.

The estimate focuses on Bitcoin that moved within the past decade; Darkfost treats most older dormant coins as illiquid. The under-45% reading applies to the adjusted supply remaining after those coins are excluded, not to all Bitcoin.

In Darkfost’s historical comparisons, readings below 40% have often appeared near the low points of market pullbacks. The analysis also treats readings approaching 100% as a signal of greater reversal risk.

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