Bitcoin <\/p>\n
has fallen more than 7% dipping below $115,000, since hitting its all-time high of over $124,000, as traders booked in over $3.5 billion of realized profits across the weekend, according to Glassnode data. <\/p>\n
Saturday alone saw $3.3 billion in profit taking, the largest single-day figure since mid-July and one of the highest in 2025.<\/p>\n
For most of this year, profit has been realized almost daily, with only around 10 sessions showing net losses. The trend reflects BTC\u2019s steady climb from $90,000 at the start of 2025.<\/p>\n
Since hitting a low of $76,000 in April, profit taking has accelerated, especially as the $100,000 milestone triggered renewed selling pressure.<\/p>\n
This latest downturn follows bitcoin\u2019s all-time high of $124,000 earlier in August. Each correction this year from all-time highs, has been smaller than the last, suggesting more resilience as the market matures: January\u2019s drawdown reached 30%, May\u2019s was 12%, July\u2019s 9%, and August\u2019s pullback now sits at 8%.<\/p>\n