According to recent analysis data shared by Bianco Research host Jim Bianco on social media platform X, although 94% of asset holders in the market are still holding their positions, overall investors are currently in a state of distress. He disclosed that the average account holding positions has suffered a 24% loss, with accumulated losses approaching the $1.1 billion warning threshold.
This data reflects an interesting market phenomenon: the vast majority of holders have chosen to continue holding, but they are enduring significant unrealized losses. A 24% average loss is not an easy situation for long-term investors, and the overall market cap shrinkage of nearly $1.1 billion indicates the scale of pressure facing the entire market.
Bianco’s perspective clearly presents the duality of the current market through specific figures: on one hand, investors’ perseverance shows that market confidence has not completely collapsed; on the other hand, the deep account losses serve as a warning of the severity of the current market environment. The $1.1 billion loss volume actually reflects the real difficulties faced by funds within the entire investment ecosystem.
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Investors face difficulties: the current market situation under a loss scale of over $1.1 billion
According to recent analysis data shared by Bianco Research host Jim Bianco on social media platform X, although 94% of asset holders in the market are still holding their positions, overall investors are currently in a state of distress. He disclosed that the average account holding positions has suffered a 24% loss, with accumulated losses approaching the $1.1 billion warning threshold.
This data reflects an interesting market phenomenon: the vast majority of holders have chosen to continue holding, but they are enduring significant unrealized losses. A 24% average loss is not an easy situation for long-term investors, and the overall market cap shrinkage of nearly $1.1 billion indicates the scale of pressure facing the entire market.
Bianco’s perspective clearly presents the duality of the current market through specific figures: on one hand, investors’ perseverance shows that market confidence has not completely collapsed; on the other hand, the deep account losses serve as a warning of the severity of the current market environment. The $1.1 billion loss volume actually reflects the real difficulties faced by funds within the entire investment ecosystem.