【BlockBeats】In the past 24 hours, the crypto market has experienced a significant wave of capital movement. According to on-chain data, major global exchanges have a total net outflow of 5,784.60 BTC, which is enough to indicate that market participants are rebalancing their positions.
Among the exchanges with the most intense outflows, a leading exchange is at the forefront, with a net outflow of 4,078.82 BTC. Following closely is a compliant platform, which has outflowed 938.54 BTC. Bitfinex has also seen an outflow of 831.45 BTC, and these three exchanges account for the majority of the total outflow.
Interestingly, not all exchanges are “bleeding.” Kraken, on the other hand, is absorbing funds against the trend, with an inflow of 787.94 BTC in 24 hours, making it one of the few “vampires” in this market movement. This divergence reflects differences in user structures and market expectations across exchanges. Some investors are fleeing, while others are bottom-fishing; market competition remains fierce.
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0xSoulless
· 01-08 20:57
The big players are dumping again, and we're still the ones holding the bag.
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PumpAnalyst
· 01-06 13:32
5,784 BTC have left the market. Is this the market maker quietly building positions, or is Kraken absorbing in reverse? Interesting, it seems big players are betting on a rebound.
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Wait, all this outflow is going to Kraken? That doesn't add up. Are they bottoming out or digging a trap?
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Large BTC outflows are never a good sign. Be cautious, everyone. Where is the support level?
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The three exchanges are bleeding heavily, with Kraken absorbing against the trend... This technical setup does have some substance, but caution is advised, brothers.
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Although the data looks fierce, is this really the market maker taking action? It feels more like users are fleeing.
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Cold wallet addresses are also moving, indicating big players are reallocating. The key is to watch the daily support; don’t be fooled by intraday volatility.
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Kraken has absorbed 787.94 BTC against the trend. Is this a move to pump the market, or does someone know some insider information?
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Seeing such large outflow data, I know someone is about to cut the leeks. Be careful when entering the market.
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SignatureVerifier
· 01-06 13:32
ngl, these flow numbers feel... incomplete? like, where's the actual validation here? 4k btc from one exchange is sus without checking withdrawal signatures and on-chain confirmation patterns. technically speaking, requires further auditing before anyone should panic trade on this data alone. trust but verify, always.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 01-06 13:25
Oh my, what's going on? Are the big players fleeing or positioning themselves? Feeling a bit anxious.
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AirdropSkeptic
· 01-06 13:18
Big players are exiting, while retail investors are still buying in.
5784 BTC left the market in 24 hours, a major reveal of capital flow in leading exchanges
【BlockBeats】In the past 24 hours, the crypto market has experienced a significant wave of capital movement. According to on-chain data, major global exchanges have a total net outflow of 5,784.60 BTC, which is enough to indicate that market participants are rebalancing their positions.
Among the exchanges with the most intense outflows, a leading exchange is at the forefront, with a net outflow of 4,078.82 BTC. Following closely is a compliant platform, which has outflowed 938.54 BTC. Bitfinex has also seen an outflow of 831.45 BTC, and these three exchanges account for the majority of the total outflow.
Interestingly, not all exchanges are “bleeding.” Kraken, on the other hand, is absorbing funds against the trend, with an inflow of 787.94 BTC in 24 hours, making it one of the few “vampires” in this market movement. This divergence reflects differences in user structures and market expectations across exchanges. Some investors are fleeing, while others are bottom-fishing; market competition remains fierce.