A realized price breach occurs when the market price of a cryptocurrency falls below its “realized price,” which represents the average price at which all coins on the network last moved. This metric serves as a significant on-chain indicator, often signaling that the market is trading below the average cost basis of its investors. Such a breach typically indicates a period of significant investor losses and potential market capitulation. It can precede a market bottom.
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Crypto analysts and news outlets frequently report on a realized price breach as a key signal of extreme bearish sentiment and a potential turning point for an asset. Historically, assets trading below their realized price have sometimes marked accumulation zones before a subsequent recovery. Monitoring this metric helps gauge the depth of market downturns and investor pain.
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