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"98.88% of BLUR Holders Currently Losing Money, According to On-Chain Analytics Firm"

The cryptocurrency BLUR gained popularity upon its release, but recent data from on-chain analytics firm IntoTheBlock shows that 98.88% of BLUR holders are currently experiencing losses. Despite initially rising in value and overtaking competitors like OpenSea, BLUR's success was short-lived and trading volume has since decreased significantly. The wallet with the most BLUR airdrops has sold their tokens, which were worth $4.3 million at the peak, but now only worth $1.15 million. Currently, the BLUR token has fallen 99.29% from its all-time high and is trading at $0.32.

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