Bitcoin On-Chain Data Reveals Why This Selloff Is Different From May’s Crash
Bitcoin on-chain data shows the exchange reserve indicator looks different for the current selloff when compared to the May crash. Bitcoin Spot Exchange Reserve Continues To Decline Despite The Huge Dip As pointed out by a CryptoQuant post, the BTC reserve on spot exchanges has actually declined amidst the current price dip. The Bitcoin all exchanges reserve is an indicator that shows the amount of coins present in wallets of all the centralized spot exchanges. When the reserve’s value moves up, it means more investors are sending their BTC to exchanges for withdrawing to fiat or....
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A quant has explained how the Bitcoin exchange reserve on-chain indicator differs between the current crash and that of May’s. After Spiking Ahead Of The Crash, Bitcoin Exchange Reserves Have Resumed Downtrend As explained by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, the current trend in BTC exchange reserves is quite different from when the crypto […]
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Bitcoin on-chain data shows that the BTC outflows have been gradually heading downwards recently, hinting that a crash could be coming soon. On-Chain Data Shows BTC Outflows Continue To Decrease As pointed out by an Analyst on Twitter, on-chain data reveals Bitcoin outflows have been gradually going down in the past month. The relevant metric here is the BTC netflows. This indicator shows the net amount of coins exiting or entering exchange wallets. Its value is calculated by taking the difference between the inflows and the outflows. When the netflow shows negative values, it means....
On-chain shows Bitcoin miner outflows have been elevated recently, suggesting miners were involved in the recent selloff that took the price of the crypto below $42k. Bitcoin Miner Outflows Spiked Up Before The Crash Below $42k As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, BTC miners seem to have been one of the sellers behind the price drop to $42k. The relevant indicator here is the “miner outflow,” which measures the total amount of Bitcoin exiting wallets of all miners. When the value of this metric spikes up, it means miners are moving a large number of coins out of....