$BTC keeps failing to reclaim $80K, and that’s starting to show up on-chain. According to analyst Axel Adler, 比特币 entered a bear phase back in October 2025 - and what we’re seeing now looks less like a quick dip, more like a corrective grind after the ~$125K peak.
Here’s the key data point: unrealized losses have jumped to ~22%. That’s a big move - up from ~7% since January as price slid from ~$95K to ~$78K. Pain is spreading across holders, but context matters.
In past true capitulations (2019, 2023), unrealized losses hit 40–60%. We’re not there. At the same time, the LTH/STH SOPR ratio is down ~40%, showing profits are compressed and long-term holders are less willing to sell at a loss.
The takeaway is subtle but important: this is a stress phase, not panic. Confidence is weakening, pressure is building - but forced selling hasn’t arrived. Until capitulation shows up, $BTC may keep chopping lower before a real reset begins.