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Bitcoin Reserves Hit Record Low, Indicating Reduced Selling Pressure

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  • Bitcoin reserves on exchanges hit an all-time low of 1.70 million BTC.

  • Investors are withdrawing BTC from exchanges, indicating a bullish trend.

  • Institutional investments and ETF inflows could drive BTC prices higher.

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Bitcoin (BTC) reserves on exchanges have dropped to an all-time low of approximately 1.70 million BTC, signaling a significant reduction in selling pressure and sparking discussions about a potential price rally. This decline in crypto exchange reserves shows that investors are withdrawing their BTC from exchanges to hold long-term, indicating a bullish trend.

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Drop in Bitcoin Reserves on Exchanges is a Significant SignalWhat’s Next for Bitcoin?

Drop in Bitcoin Reserves on Exchanges is a Significant Signal

Apollo’s co-founder Thomas Fahrer highlighted this trend on his personal X account, noting that the low exchange reserve has come just in time for a second wave of ETF inflows, potentially leading to a parabolic price increase due to a demand shock and inelastic supply dynamics.

Exchange reserve represents the cumulative result of exchange inflows and outflows, crucial for understanding market dynamics. The decreasing trend in reserves indicates reduced selling pressure as less BTC is available for sale. Conversely, an increasing trend shows more BTC entering the market, indicating higher selling pressure. The current low reserve level suggests market participants expect higher future prices and are thus reluctant to sell now.

Fahrer also mentioned significant institutional investment trends, highlighting Horizon Kinetic Asset Management’s substantial investment in Bitcoin. The company has invested $913 million in Bitcoin through IBIT and GBTC, representing 14% of its $6.5 billion assets under management (AUM). This investment is a significant indicator of strong institutional confidence in Bitcoin’s future.

The upcoming second wave of Bitcoin ETFs is expected to bring in $1 billion in net inflows this week. This increasing institutional interest could further boost investor confidence and drive up BTC’s price. Additionally, ETF inflows are likely to withdraw BTC from the market, intensifying the supply squeeze.

What’s Next for Bitcoin?

Currently, Bitcoin is trading just below $67,000 at $66,993, showing some signs of losing momentum. Despite these signs, Bitcoin’s market cap stands at $1.31 trillion, with a 24-hour trading volume increase of 38.91% to $22.60 billion. However, Bitcoin long positions saw liquidations worth $16.71 million, potentially causing the price to drop. Conversely, significant liquidations in short positions offer a glimmer of hope.

Leading crypto analyst Ali Martinez pointed out that 66,250 dollars, where over 530,000 BTC were traded, is a critical support level for Bitcoin. He emphasized that staying above this support level is crucial for further gains. According to the analyst, if Bitcoin remains above this level, it could maintain its upward momentum and potentially see its price rise.

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Disclaimer: The information contained in this article does not constitute investment advice. Investors should be aware that cryptocurrencies carry high volatility and therefore risk, and should conduct their own research.

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