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$ORBT

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Snapshot Window: 2026-09-16 13:20 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview

Tracked Posts
1
Total Impressions
4.7K
Total Likes
80
Retweets & Quotes
14
Comments
25

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 25, Retweets: 14, Likes: 80, Impressions: 4728

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 1 source posts analyzed

@cryptojack

Following yesterday’s failed procedural vote in the Senate on the CLARITY Act, Bitcoin short-term holders recorded their largest capitulation event in about a month. Over 23,000 BTC, worth nearly $1.8B, were sent to exchanges at a loss.

The image displays a CryptoQuant chart titled "Bitcoin Short-Term Holder P&L to Exchanges Sum 24H" tracking BTC price alongside short-term holder inflows, losses, and profits to exchanges from August 18 to September 15. On September 14-15, coinciding with a failed Senate CLARITY Act procedural vote, the chart shows a spike to -23.2K BTC/-24K in short-term holder losses sent to exchanges, visualizing the post's claim of a ~$1.8B capitulation event.

AI visual note: The image displays a CryptoQuant chart titled "Bitcoin Short-Term Holder P&L to Exchanges Sum 24H" tracking BTC price alongside short-term holder inflows, losses, and profits to exchanges from August 18 to September 15. On September 14-15, coinciding with a failed Senate CLARITY Act procedural vote, the chart shows a spike to -23.2K BTC/-24K in short-term holder losses sent to exchanges, visualizing the post's claim of a ~$1.8B capitulation event.

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