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What Is an Unrealized Loss?

Whether you're a beginner in crypto, the stock market, or even real estate, it's essential to understand what is meant by an unrealized loss. This concept is at the heart of any investment strategy and can make the difference between an impulsive decision and a thoughtful management of your portfolio.

An unrealized loss (also called a latent loss) is a drop in the value of an asset you hold but haven't sold yet. In other words, your asset (stock, crypto, real estate, etc.) has decreased in market value, but you haven't locked in that loss by selling it.

👉 As long as you don’t sell, the loss is considered “unrealized.”

📌 Simple example:

Let’s say you buy #Bitcoin❗ at $50,000 per unit.

A month later, the price drops to $40,000.

➡️ You now have an unrealized loss of $10,000 per Bitcoin.

➡️ But if you decide not to sell, the loss remains theoretical — it hasn’t impacted your finances in a final way yet.

🧠 Why is it important to make this distinction?

Many investors panic when prices fall. They believe they've “lost money.” But in reality, the loss only becomes real when they sell at a lower price.

So whenever you're in the market and your assets drop in value, remember: those are unrealized losses. But be wise — some unrealized losses can hurt badly. Always stick to your trading strategy.