According to @glassnode, the 90-day SMA Realized Profit/Loss Ratio fell from a peak of 19 to about 1.7, signaling a sharp shift in market demand and rising investor frustration (source: @glassnode). Glassnode notes that current conditions echo low-liquidity phases similar to 2018 and 2022 and urges traders to track this on-chain realized profit loss ratio as a liquidity-sensitive indicator (source: @glassnode). Glassnode adds that a sustained rise above around 5 has historically indicated renewed liquidity inflows and a transition toward stronger rallies, making that threshold a key confirmation level for trend recovery (source: @glassnode).