Bitcoin’s $832B Realized Cap Sets ATH as Capital Inflows Ease

Bitcoin’s realized cap hits $832B, but capital inflows slow down post-$100K price. Despite rising prices, new investments are slowing, hinting at changing market sentiment. Realized profits have dropped by 93%, indicating reduced sell-side pressure and market stability. Bitcoin’s realized capitalization reached an all-time high of $832 billion in January 2025, marking a significant milestone for the cryptocurrency. However, according to Glassnode, capital inflows into the market have slowed since Bitcoin crossed the $100K price threshold. #Bitcoin 's capital inflows have slowed down since passing the $100K price tag. Despite this, #BTC 's Realized Cap has hit an ATH of $832B and continues to grow at a rate of $38.6B per month: https://t.co/NRjBjI3jMb pic.twitter.com/NefQiKEO38 — glassnode (@glassnode) January 22, 2025 Realized capitalization measures Bitcoin’s transaction value adjusted for price. It has grown at a steady rate of $38.6 billion per month, indicating sustained activity despite reduced new investments. Related: Bitcoin’s Realized Cap Reflects Strong Capital Inflows Into BTC Market Bitcoin’s Price Growth vs. Slowing Capital Inflow… The post Bitcoin’s $832B Realized Cap Sets ATH as Capital Inflows Ease appeared first on Coin Edition .