Bitcoin Exchange Outflows surged 172% as miner pressure eased and accumulation strengthened. Sentiment and Funding Rates remain unstable, reflecting
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What does Bitcoin‘s current calm really say about BTC’s next move?
Bitcoin [BTC] found itself at a technical equilibrium this week.
The 90-day Futures Taker CVD turned neutral, signaling evenly matched aggression between longs and shorts. After weeks of directional pressure, derivatives traders finally blinked.
Source: X/Maartunn
Naturally, this blend of deep liquidity and calm Futures aggression pointed to a tightly wound market waiting for cues.
Are BTC investors quietly accumulating?
Source: CryptoQuant
Miners step back — Why is that?
That reduces one big source of sell pressure. With miners no longer offloading heavily, BTC could see more breathing room to reclaim lost levels—if demand builds steadily.
Source: CryptoQuant
Is sentiment too fragile?
That‘s why the bullish setup hasn’t translated into real momentum.
Source: Santiment
No clear direction
BTC‘s Funding Rates, especially on Binance, remained unstable. Positive spikes reversed quickly, turning negative just as fast. This kind of inconsistency reflects one thing—nobody’s ready to go all in.
Source: Santiment
Combined with the neutral Futures Taker CVD, this points to leverage traders sitting on their hands, waiting for a trigger. And without leverage pouring in, momentum stalls.
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