On-chain data signals Bitcoin’s sell-off on Tuesday may have been the market bottom, with short-term holders realizing $1.8 billion in losses—the highest since August 2024.Bitcoin’s price correction led to a staggering $1 trillion wipeout in total crypto market capitalization, now hovering at $2.7 trillion. However, multiple indicators suggest this sell-off may have marked a local bottom, according to Andre Dragosch, Head of Research at Bitwise Europe.“The Crypto Asset Sentiment Index just flashed a massive contrarian buy signal for Bitcoin,” Dragosch noted, adding that widespread bearish sentiment and high realized losses indicate downside risks may be limited.Data from Glassnode reveals that short-term holders sent 43,600 BTC ($3.9 billion) to exchanges at a loss—the highest level since August 2024. Historically, such capitulation events signal the final stages of a market downturn before recovery.With the crypto market at one of its lowest sentiment levels in months, analysts believe Bitcoin may be at a key inflection point, offering an attractive risk-reward scenario for investors, according to CoinDesk.