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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

Trump's Playbook: Now Entering Step Nine

The Kobeissi Letter reports that the U.S.-Iran-Israel two-week ceasefire agreement announced by Trump marks the arrival of Step 9 in a recurring "conflict playbook"—agreement and narrative framing. This follows a consistent pattern in Trump’s negotiation strategy: escalating pressure to force concessions, followed by a transactional resolution. The announcement, similar to the 90-day tariff pause in April 2025, signals a potential final deal involving regional security frameworks or sanctions relief tied to compliance. Step 10—violent market repricing—is expected in the coming weeks. Defensive positioning, including elevated energy exposure and compressed equity risk, may lead to rapid unwinding, causing a sharp rally in stocks and a drop in oil prices due to eased supply concerns. Historical precedents (April and August 2025, January 2026) show such announcements trigger abrupt, concentrated market moves. Pattern recognition remains highly profitable in this environment.

marsbit04/08 02:48

Trump's Playbook: Now Entering Step Nine

marsbit04/08 02:48

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

Bitcoin Miner Selling Hits Historic Lows As MPI Signals Structural Shift

Bitcoin has fallen below the $70,000 mark amid renewed selling pressure and weakening short-term momentum. However, on-chain data reveals a significant structural shift: the Miners’ Position Index (MPI) has dropped to -1.04, one of the lowest levels in history. This indicates miners are selling far fewer coins than their one-year average, effectively reducing a major source of market supply. While this is typically a bullish signal—suggesting accumulation or anticipation of higher prices—it does not guarantee a price bottom. Historically, extreme MPI lows occur during periods of miner stress or post-capitulation, but absolute price bottoms tend to form as MPI begins recovering, not at its lowest point. Reduced miner selling removes a headwind, but sustained upward movement requires increased demand from spot buyers, ETFs, or derivatives.

bitcoinist03/23 19:14

Bitcoin Miner Selling Hits Historic Lows As MPI Signals Structural Shift

bitcoinist03/23 19:14

All about Dogecoin’s ‘muted’ price action and the distribution pressure on it

Dogecoin's on-chain activity surged with 1.037 billion DOGE transferred, yet the price remained stagnant around $0.094. This divergence suggests the high volume stems from redistribution, exchange movements, or internal transfers rather than genuine buying pressure. Whale activity, including $90 million+ flows into exchanges like Bitget, indicates distribution, increasing sell-side pressure. Although exchange balances dropped 30% since late 2025, intermittent large inflows continue to introduce overhead resistance. With top holders controlling 66% of supply and not accumulating, DOGE remains range-bound, balancing between distribution and absorption forces.

ambcrypto03/21 20:01

All about Dogecoin’s ‘muted’ price action and the distribution pressure on it

ambcrypto03/21 20:01

Examining why FET’s rally faces pressure despite a 20% daily surge

FET's price surged over 20% with trading volume up 106%, signaling renewed interest and a recovery from recent lows. However, the rally faces underlying pressure from persistent selling activity. Despite forming a rounded bottom and showing bullish technical indicators like MACD and Parabolic SAR turning positive, rising exchange reserves (up 16.9%) indicate increased sell-side supply. Spot Taker data remains sell-dominant, suggesting aggressive selling continues even as prices rise. While the structure shows recovery potential toward $0.25-$0.35, sustained buyer absorption is critical. Failure to maintain demand or hold higher lows could weaken the rally due to ongoing distribution pressure.

ambcrypto03/17 13:04

Examining why FET’s rally faces pressure despite a 20% daily surge

ambcrypto03/17 13:04

Bitcoin Supply Pressure Builds As Short-Term Holders Realize Losses Below $70K

Bitcoin is struggling to reclaim the $70,000 level amid ongoing market volatility. On-chain data indicates sustained selling pressure from short-term holders, who have been realizing losses over the past week. The Short-Term Holder Spent Output Profit Ratio (STH SOPR) has remained below 1.0 for seven of the last eight days, signaling that recent investors are selling at a loss. Additionally, the supply of Bitcoin held by short-term holders has decreased by approximately 140,000 BTC in two weeks, suggesting either capitulation or coins maturing into long-term holdings. With the average acquisition price for this group near $89,028—about 24% above the current price—many are facing significant unrealized losses, creating psychological pressure and potential selling pressure in future rallies.

bitcoinist03/10 07:02

Bitcoin Supply Pressure Builds As Short-Term Holders Realize Losses Below $70K

bitcoinist03/10 07:02

Assessing if Zcash’s $200 support is at risk after ZEC falls by 8%

Zcash (ZEC) experienced significant bearish pressure, declining 8.29% to trade around $207 after facing rejection at $251. The altcoin fell below key moving averages, indicating strong downside momentum. Market data revealed dominant selling pressure, with negative Spot Taker CVD and Buy Sell Volume metrics, alongside a Demand Index of -25, reflecting weak demand relative to supply. Technical indicators, including a bearish Stochastic Ergodic crossover, suggested further downside risk. However, exchange outflows of $48.3 million over three days indicated some accumulation at lower prices, potentially providing relief. If buying pressure increases, ZEC could rebound toward $238; otherwise, it may break below $200 and drop to $185.

ambcrypto03/07 21:02

Assessing if Zcash’s $200 support is at risk after ZEC falls by 8%

ambcrypto03/07 21:02

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