Binance Research said a cluster of Bitcoin on-chain indicators is pointing toward tighter available supply and reduced sell pressure, with exchange balances falling to a six-year low as roughly 500,000 BTC have left trading venues since the COVID-era peak. In a May 17 thread, the research arm of Binance argued that four metrics now point in the same direction: long-term holders remain dominant, speculative activity is subdued, exchange supply has declined, and short-term holders are only beginning to rebuild unrealized profits. The combined readout, according to Binance Research, suggests that Bitcoin’s market structure has shifted away from forced selling and toward a more supply-constrained setup. “Four on-chain signals point to the same conclusion: supply is tightening and sell pressure is exhausted,” Binance Research wrote. Why Bitcoin Sell Pressure May Be Fading Fast The first signal centers on Bitcoin supply dormancy. Binance Research said nearly 60% of BTC supply has not moved i
Ethereum has lost the $2,150 level as selling pressure reasserts itself, and the market faces a wave of uncertainty that has erased weeks of cautious recovery. The decline has a specific origin that CryptoQuant data has now made visible — and understanding it changes how the current weakness should be interpreted and what it might […]
Bitcoin’s latest rebound has reached an important point on the 2-week chart, where analyst Crypflow says the next bull market confirmation will begin to take shape. His analysis focuses on the 21 WMA and 21 SMA ribbon, a moving-average structure that has repeatedly separated Bitcoin’s major bull and bear phases across past cycles. The Bitcoin […]
Ethereum has lost the $2,150 level as selling pressure and market uncertainty combine to erase the recovery that had been building since the February lows. The decline is not gradual — it has the character of a market meeting supply that was positioned and waiting. CryptoOnchain data has identified the origin of that supply, and the picture it reveals is more alarming than a routine price correction. Related Reading: XRP Leverage Expansion Raises Risks Near $1.50 Resistance – A Big Move May Follow In a single day, more than 225,000 ETH was deposited to Binance — the largest net inflow the exchange has recorded in the past six months. The 7-day moving average of exchange netflow has skyrocketed to levels not seen since late 2022, a period that most participants in the Ethereum market remember as one of its most difficult phases. When that specific indicator reaches these levels, it is not describing routine portfolio management. It describes large holders making deliberate, consequentia
Bitcoin dropped just 2.2% despite $600M in liquidations, its largest Bitcoin liquidation event in over three months. Bitcoin recorded its largest liquidation event in more than three months, yet the price moved only 2.2%. The limited decline came as Bitcoin saw about $600 million in liquidations, based on the market note. This reflected a smaller […]
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Bitcoin's surge highlights renewed market confidence, potentially influencing future investment strategies and regulatory considerations.
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The entire crypto market opened the week on a turbulent note, with Bitcoin (BTC) giving back about 6% over the past seven days. Even with the broader market’s pullback, Hyperliquid’s native token, HYPE, stood out from the competition. HYPE Jumps On Bitwise’s 10% Fee-To-Token Plan One of the key drivers behind the altcoin’s Monday strength […]
BTC’s slide toward $76,000 pushed bitcoin sentiment into bearish territory, according to Santiment. The firm said retail pessimism hit its weakest level in nearly four weeks, a setup it views as supportive for a potential rebound. Bitcoin Sentiment Ratio Turns Bearish After BTC Slide Bitcoin traded near $77,000 around 5:36 p.m. after briefly dipping toward […]
