# Selling Articles associés

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Bitcoin whales remain weak: BTC absorbs sell pressure despite risks

A Bitcoin whale sold $271 million worth of BTC on April 5th, echoing a similar large-scale sale in January that preceded a price drop. Despite this selling pressure and reports of institutional sales—such as mining firm Cango divesting 2,000 BTC—the price has remained relatively stable within the $65k–$72k range. Data shows consistent accumulation, with negative exchange net flow since early March, indicating buyers are absorbing sell orders. However, activity among large entities has declined since February, typically a bearish signal. If accumulation slows and bearish momentum builds, BTC could be at risk of a downward move.

ambcrypto04/10 13:07

Bitcoin whales remain weak: BTC absorbs sell pressure despite risks

ambcrypto04/10 13:07

Bitcoin’s selling intent hits 10-year low – But THESE 2 metrics flash caution

Bitcoin has maintained its position above $70,000 for three consecutive days, trading at $71,021 at press time despite a slight daily decline. While sell-side pressure has significantly decreased—with exchange depositing addresses hitting a 10-year low of 31,000 daily—suggesting reduced intent to sell, the market continues to show weakness. This decline in depositing activity, along with a drop in the Exchange Supply Ratio to near 2018 lows, indicates exhaustion in selling pressure. However, institutional selling via Bitcoin ETFs has persisted, with $283 million in outflows over two days and negative net inflows for 9 of the past 14 days. Key momentum indicators remain bearish, reflecting a lack of bullish conviction. If the current trend continues, BTC may fall below $70,000, potentially testing $66,000 as support. A reversal would require holding above $70,000 to target $74,200.

ambcrypto04/09 11:03

Bitcoin’s selling intent hits 10-year low – But THESE 2 metrics flash caution

ambcrypto04/09 11:03

Bitcoin in historic buy zone as 90% of capital slips into loss – Details

Bitcoin is currently in a historic buy zone, with 80-90% of invested capital at a loss, indicating significant market stress. Despite concerns over selling pressure—such as MARA Holdings transferring 200 BTC to a wallet linked to potential sales—the situation mirrors past cycles where such conditions preceded recoveries. BTC remains above key long-term on-chain support levels, including the Realized Price ($54.1K) and LTH Realized Price ($49.2K), suggesting the broader cost basis is intact. However, it trades below short-term holder levels, indicating recent buyers are under pressure. This points to a potential accumulation opportunity rather than a full market breakdown, though short-term volatility may persist.

ambcrypto04/08 07:31

Bitcoin in historic buy zone as 90% of capital slips into loss – Details

ambcrypto04/08 07:31

Solana Price Stays Under Pressure As 1.4M Tokens Flow To Exchanges

The Solana price is facing significant downward pressure, exacerbated by a major DeFi exploit that resulted in over $270 million in outflows from the ecosystem. On-chain data reveals a bearish signal as 1.4 million SOL tokens, valued at approximately $110 million, were transferred to centralized exchanges within a 72-hour period. This substantial increase in exchange inflows is often a precursor to heightened selling pressure, as investors move assets to exchanges to offload them. Consequently, the Solana price, which had already dropped below the key $80 support level after a local high of $85, remains under strain. At the time of writing, SOL is trading around $80.80, showing little change over 24 hours but down more than 3% over the past week.

bitcoinist04/06 11:32

Solana Price Stays Under Pressure As 1.4M Tokens Flow To Exchanges

bitcoinist04/06 11:32

Bitcoin faces structural pressure as institutional selling quietly rises: What’s next?

Bitcoin's decline continues for a sixth month, with on-chain data suggesting further downside risk. The price is nearing a critical support level around $63,049, which is the cost basis for long-term holders who accumulated 18-24 months ago. A break below this level could trigger defensive selling and push prices toward $50,000. Institutional selling is adding pressure, with corporate entities reducing their Bitcoin treasuries by about 1%. Notable sellers include Mara Holdings, which liquidated over $1 billion in BTC. Although institutions still hold a significant amount of Bitcoin, their positions are becoming vulnerable. Additionally, the Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) metric indicates compressed profits, raising the risk of capitulation. Weak capital inflows and subdued spot market activity further limit recovery potential, as current demand is insufficient to absorb selling pressure. Macro uncertainty and geopolitical tensions continue to dampen risk sentiment, leaving Bitcoin exposed to near-term declines.

ambcrypto04/04 02:02

Bitcoin faces structural pressure as institutional selling quietly rises: What’s next?

ambcrypto04/04 02:02

Bitcoin Whales Shed 188,000 BTC As Long-Term Selling Pressure Persists

Analytics firm CryptoQuant reports that Bitcoin whales (holders of 1,000-10,000 BTC) have shed 188,000 BTC over the past year, signaling persistent structural selling pressure. This negative netflow, which began before BTC's all-time high above $126,000, indicates large holders were distributing assets in anticipation of a market shift. Despite a brief recovery, the trend has returned to negative territory. Separately, Glassnode notes a significant amount of BTC supply was acquired above $80,000, leaving many holders underwater. Resolving this overhang may require a price discount to attract new buyers or a prolonged period for coins to shift to committed holders. Bitcoin is currently trading around $66,400.

bitcoinist04/03 03:01

Bitcoin Whales Shed 188,000 BTC As Long-Term Selling Pressure Persists

bitcoinist04/03 03:01

Solana Market Hit by Wave Of Treasury-Driven Selling, SOL’s Pullback To Extend?

The cryptocurrency market is bearish, with Solana (SOL) struggling as its price drops toward $80. A wave of treasury-driven selling is intensifying pressure, as large firms have been offloading significant portions of their SOL holdings over recent months. This distribution is expanding the available supply, causing speculation about near-term price stability and indicating a potential sentiment shift or portfolio reshuffling. Analyst Ted Pillows notes a lack of buying demand, suggesting this could extend the bearish trend, potentially pushing SOL down to $50 by 2026. Furthermore, the Solana network is showing weakness with a notable decline in stablecoin supply, experiencing outflows of over $250 million in the past month—a key metric considered reliable and hard to manipulate. Technically, SOL is at a critical support level near $81. A break below this could trigger a further decline toward $45. Currently, SOL is trading around $83 with a slight 24-hour bounce of 1.14%, though trading volume has increased by over 36%.

bitcoinist03/31 01:02

Solana Market Hit by Wave Of Treasury-Driven Selling, SOL’s Pullback To Extend?

bitcoinist03/31 01:02

How Much Bitcoin Has Bhutan Sold This Year? Arkham Updates 2026 Figure After Latest Move

According to on-chain data from Arkham Intelligence, the Bhutanese government has continued to sell portions of its Bitcoin holdings in 2026. In its latest move, Bhutan transferred $8.5 million worth of BTC, continuing a trend of periodic sales in batches of $5 to $10 million that began in September 2025. So far this year, the country has seen a net outflow of $120 million in Bitcoin to open-market participants, including exchanges and trading firms. This has reduced its holdings by approximately 1,700 BTC. The consistent outflows, without significant incoming transactions, have raised questions about whether Bhutan is scaling back its government-backed mining operations. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price hovers around $66,770.

bitcoinist03/29 22:01

How Much Bitcoin Has Bhutan Sold This Year? Arkham Updates 2026 Figure After Latest Move

bitcoinist03/29 22:01

Bitcoin struggles below $72.5K – Short-term holders sell at losses

Bitcoin has been trading below the critical $72,500 realized price level (excluding inactive supply) for two months, indicating sustained bearish pressure. Analysts note that short-term holders are realizing significant losses, with an average of 5,000 BTC sold at a loss daily, exacerbating downward momentum. Historical patterns suggest Bitcoin could remain under pressure for several more months. Key support lies at Binance’s realized price of $60,490. Holding above this level is crucial to prevent further decline, while reclaiming $72,500 is necessary for any potential recovery toward the short-term holder realized price of $82,300. Market structure remains weak, with dominant selling pressure and limited bullish support.

ambcrypto03/29 17:01

Bitcoin struggles below $72.5K – Short-term holders sell at losses

ambcrypto03/29 17:01

Growing Pressure On BTC: On-Chain Data Reveals Bitcoin’s Institutional Exodus

Bitcoin is exhibiting signs of institutional selling pressure, as indicated by on-chain data from CryptoQuant. The Coinbase Premium Index, which tracks the price difference between institutional-focused Coinbase and retail-heavy Binance, has turned deeply negative. This suggests institutions are offloading BTC, a move analysts attribute to deteriorating macro conditions like geopolitical tensions and inflation fears. Furthermore, Bitcoin's price is struggling to break above a key resistance level of $72,500, known as the 'adjusted realized price' that filters out long-dormant coins. Historically, Bitcoin has traded below this level for extended periods during bear markets, suggesting the current cycle could face several more months of consolidation before a sustained recovery.

bitcoinist03/29 14:01