2025-12-27 07:24:23

From on-chain data, Bitcoin's fundamentals remain quite stable. Most investors are currently in a wait-and-see mode, but more notably, the reserves on exchanges are continuously shrinking.

In the past week alone, exchange-held BTC has decreased by nearly 30,000 coins. Based on this trend, investors' desire to sell off is actually weakening. Comparing this with the cumulative inflow and outflow data for the entire year, the difference is almost negligible. What does this indicate? It suggests that more and more people are committed to the long-term holding strategy.

The persistent outflow of exchange reserves is a very straightforward signal — the actual chips are gradually leaving the market and flowing into cold wallets, self-custody wallets, and other long-term storage solutions. Market participants' mentality has shifted from short-term speculation to a belief-level holding.

These on-chain indicators actually reflect a subtle change in market structure. If you're interested, you can further cross-verify with other on-chain monitoring data.

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GasWastingMaximalist

· 3h ago

This wave of exiting indicates that big players are really accumulating. 30,000 BTC flowing out of exchanges, quite interesting. Weak desire to dump, as they say, this is a bottom characteristic. Faith-level holdings? I just want to ask when will it take off. The chips are accumulating in cold wallets; sooner or later, it will explode.

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BackrowObserver

· 12-27 07:43

30,000 BTC flowing out? This really means the chips are about to be eaten up. The exchange air is getting thinner and thinner, which is probably the best signal. Speaking of the weakening desire to sell off, what does it really indicate? We need to see how much ammunition the big players still have. More cold wallets seem to indicate that the market is coming, but I’ll still wait and see. This data is a bit interesting, but it’s more reliable when combined with market sentiment. Chips leaving the market equals holding back a big move? Or maybe no one is selling anymore. Compared to last year, the difference in stock is so small; either everyone is optimistic, or no one has any money left.

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TheShibaWhisperer

· 12-27 07:41

3 million outflows from exchanges, sounds like a lot, but feels like everyone is just waiting for that moment --- Cold wallet accumulation is happening so quickly, is it genuine belief or just laziness to move? --- Watching it, I start to believe it’s a conviction-level holding, laugh out loud, why am I still flipping back and forth? --- Flowing into cold wallets is definitely a signal, but it might also just be because transaction fees are too high haha --- Chips are leaving the market, but where are they going? It still depends on what happens next --- Is the wait-and-see stance really stable, or is it just calm before a plunge? --- On-chain data may be stable, but the fundamentals can’t hold back public opinion, brother --- The 30,000 outflow needs to be monitored continuously; a week’s data doesn’t tell us much --- Conviction-level holdings, sounds like I’m brainwashing myself

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