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Crypto Accumulation Narrative Builds After Record Binance COMP Withdrawal

The crypto market faces ongoing challenges with recovery, hindered by capital outflows and selling pressure. However, on-chain analysis from CryptoQuant indicates a notable shift in investor behavior, particularly for Compound (COMP) on Binance. The weekly Netflow for COMP turned sharply negative, reaching approximately -$1.8 million—the largest outflow since October. This suggests significant withdrawals from the exchange, often interpreted as reduced immediate selling intent, as assets move toward long-term storage or DeFi deployment. While not signaling an imminent market reversal, this pattern may reflect early accumulation behavior, potentially supporting future price stabilization if sustained.

bitcoinist02/16 19:31

Crypto Accumulation Narrative Builds After Record Binance COMP Withdrawal

bitcoinist02/16 19:31

Bitcoin Weakness Persists: Stablecoin Supply Signals Risk-Off Environment

Bitcoin continues to face selling pressure below $70,000 amid weakening liquidity and a risk-off market environment. Key indicators, including the Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR) Oscillator and the 30-day change in USDT market capitalization, signal ongoing weakness. The SSR has turned negative again after a brief positive period in January, suggesting Bitcoin is underperforming relative to stablecoins. Meanwhile, USDT’s market cap change has dropped to approximately -$2.87 billion, indicating capital outflows from crypto. These trends imply that January’s recovery lacked sustained liquidity support, and without renewed stablecoin inflows, Bitcoin remains vulnerable to near-term downside pressure.

bitcoinist02/13 03:02

Bitcoin Weakness Persists: Stablecoin Supply Signals Risk-Off Environment

bitcoinist02/13 03:02

Bitcoin Sell-Off Goes Largely Unabsorbed: Fresh Capital Is Missing

Bitcoin is struggling to reclaim key resistance levels amid weakening market demand and persistent capital outflows. According to a CryptoQuant report, new investor inflows have turned negative, with cumulative 30-day flows dropping to approximately –$2.6 billion. This indicates that the current sell-off is not being absorbed by fresh capital, contrasting with typical bull-market corrections where dips attract new buyers. Instead, the market shows signs of a transitional phase often seen after a cycle peak, with price movements driven by internal capital rotation rather than new inflows. Without sustained demand, any upward price action is likely corrective rather than indicative of a trend reversal, suggesting continued resistance and volatility until new capital enters the market.

bitcoinist02/11 07:04

Bitcoin Sell-Off Goes Largely Unabsorbed: Fresh Capital Is Missing

bitcoinist02/11 07:04

Bitcoin Demand Plunges Per CryptoQuant, Yet Maxi Doge Endures

According to CryptoQuant data, Bitcoin's 'Apparent Demand' has turned negative, signaling a potential bearish phase or deep correction as institutional accumulation slows. This decline in demand disrupts the previous bullish narrative, leading to choppy price action and reduced liquidity. Historically, when major assets like Bitcoin stagnate, capital rotates into higher-risk, high-reward sectors such as meme coins and presales. Amid this shift, Maxi Doge ($MAXI) has emerged as a focal point, raising over $4.5M in its presale. The project appeals to the 'leverage trading' culture with gamified trading competitions and a staking system offering dynamic APY. On-chain data shows significant whale activity, including purchases totaling $628K, indicating smart money is moving into high-volatility assets uncorrelated to Bitcoin's performance. The token's presale performance and staking mechanics provide yield opportunities during market uncertainty, positioning it as an alternative for traders seeking alpha amid Bitcoin's cooling demand.

bitcoinist02/10 12:58

Bitcoin Demand Plunges Per CryptoQuant, Yet Maxi Doge Endures

bitcoinist02/10 12:58

Why This Bitcoin Bear Market Is Among The Worst Ever: CryptoQuant Researcher

A CryptoQuant researcher, Julio Moreno, indicates the current Bitcoin bear market is one of the worst in recent history based on the 365-day simple moving average (SMA). Bitcoin's price is currently 30% below this key metric, a deeper decline than in the 2014 and 2018 bear markets at a similar stage, though not as severe as the 60% drop witnessed in 2022. This highlights the asset's continued high volatility. For a market turnaround, improved demand is necessary, but capital outflows from US Bitcoin ETFs signal ongoing challenges. Despite a recent 2% rise, Bitcoin's price remains around $70,500, nearly 45% below its all-time high.

bitcoinist02/09 07:01

Why This Bitcoin Bear Market Is Among The Worst Ever: CryptoQuant Researcher

bitcoinist02/09 07:01

Bitcoin Active Addresses Fall To 2020 Lows Following $83,000 Failure — What To Expect

The Bitcoin market has experienced a significant downturn, with prices falling over 12% and testing the $77,000 support level. On-chain analysis reveals a sharp decline in network activity, as the number of active addresses recently dropped to 720,000—the lowest since April 2020. This represents a 36% contraction from the November 2024 peak of 1.126 million addresses, indicating reduced user participation despite Bitcoin's price remaining substantially higher than in 2020. Analysts suggest this divergence reflects a lack of organic demand and underlying network support, increasing the risk of further price declines. For a sustainable recovery, a renewed influx of on-chain users is necessary to avoid "bull traps." As of the latest data, Bitcoin is trading around $78,743, down 6.39% in 24 hours.

bitcoinist02/01 15:02

Bitcoin Active Addresses Fall To 2020 Lows Following $83,000 Failure — What To Expect

bitcoinist02/01 15:02

Bitcoin Whales Flip From Distribution To Early Re-Accumulation – Details

Bitcoin is struggling to reclaim the $88,000 level amid ongoing selling pressure and weak demand. On-chain data reveals that whales (holders of 1,000–10,000 BTC) have shifted from a prolonged distribution phase in late 2025 to early re-accumulation. After months of reducing their holdings during price strength, their balances have recently stabilized and begun to increase slightly. This change suggests large holders are no longer selling into rallies, reducing downward pressure. However, this behavior indicates tactical repositioning rather than strong bullish accumulation. The market is now in a stabilization phase, with reduced downside risk, but a significant price breakout depends on whether accumulation accelerates.

bitcoinist01/28 14:03

Bitcoin Whales Flip From Distribution To Early Re-Accumulation – Details

bitcoinist01/28 14:03

ONDO’s Silent Accumulation: Whales Absorb The 1.94B Unlock While Price Bleeds

ONDO has lost over 65% of its value since October 2025 amid ongoing selling pressure. Despite the sharp decline, on-chain data suggests "smart money" is accumulating the token ahead of a major 1.94 billion token unlock scheduled for January 18, 2026. Key signals include sustained large whale orders in the $0.35–$0.40 range and a positive 90-day Cumulative Volume Delta, indicating aggressive buyer dominance. While price remains under pressure and is currently testing the $0.30–$0.35 demand zone, the absorption of supply by institutional players could set the stage for a potential rebound in 2026.

bitcoinist01/20 13:02

ONDO’s Silent Accumulation: Whales Absorb The 1.94B Unlock While Price Bleeds

bitcoinist01/20 13:02

Bitcoin Demand Is Picking Up, But The Bear Market Still Holds

Bitcoin recently surged past $94,000, raising questions about a potential bull market return. However, analytics firm CryptoQuant asserts that Bitcoin remains in a bear market despite improving conditions. Although demand has become less negative and the price is approaching the 365-day moving average (around $101,000), it has not yet reclaimed this key technical level, which has historically acted as a resistance point during bear markets. On-chain data shows that while U.S. spot indicators briefly improved, ETF inflows remain weak and apparent demand has declined by approximately 67,000 BTC over the past month. Additionally, rising exchange inflows—reaching a seven-day average of 39,000 BTC—signal increased selling pressure. Thus, despite recent gains, Bitcoin is still considered to be in a bear cycle. As of writing, BTC is trading around $95,200 with little change over the past day.

bitcoinist01/18 04:01

Bitcoin Demand Is Picking Up, But The Bear Market Still Holds

bitcoinist01/18 04:01

US Institutions Resume Bitcoin Buying As Coinbase Premium Flips Green

US institutions have resumed Bitcoin buying activity as indicated by the Coinbase Premium Gap flipping positive amid a price surge toward $97,000. This metric, which tracks the price difference between Coinbase (favored by US institutional investors) and Binance, had been negative for weeks, suggesting American whales were selling or not buying. The recent shift to a premium suggests renewed accumulation by US entities. However, the move is still brief, and sustainability remains uncertain given a similar pattern earlier in the month failed to hold. The rally also triggered significant short liquidations, peaking near $90 million. Bitcoin is currently trading around $96,500, up 8% over the past week.

bitcoinist01/16 08:01

US Institutions Resume Bitcoin Buying As Coinbase Premium Flips Green