Ever wonder what happens when Bitcoin holders stop moving their coins? The numbers tell a striking story.
Daily Bitcoin deposits just hit 21,000 – a dramatic shift from what we've seen before. Back in 2021, that figure sat at 88,000. Even more eye-catching? Right before the crash to 80K, deposits peaked at a staggering 126,000.
What does shrinking deposit activity actually mean? Simple math here: fewer coins hitting exchanges translates to weaker selling momentum. When holders aren't rushing to deposit, they're probably not rushing to sell either.
The trend speaks volumes about current market psychology. Lower exchange inflows typically signal conviction among existing holders – they're sitting tight rather than positioning for exits.
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ForkMaster
· 23h ago
The number 21,000 was at 88,000 the last time I saw it... By the way, I had already taken a screenshot and saved the data at 126,000 before this wave of dump. The project teams were still bragging back then, haha.
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BugBountyHunter
· 12-11 07:40
Hmm, this data is indeed interesting. The drop from 21,000 to this level indicates that big investors are really holding and not moving.
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HorizonHunter
· 12-11 03:45
The deposit volume of 21,000... should be translated as: Big players are holding tight, and no one is in a hurry to dump. Basically, it means there's still confidence.
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MemeEchoer
· 12-10 20:08
Oh no, this data really can't hold up anymore, falling from 21,000 like this... feels like the big players are all holding back their big moves.
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ProofOfNothing
· 12-10 20:05
The deposit volume of 21,000 is not satisfying... In previous years, this number would easily be in the hundreds of thousands, but now it’s directly halved. It seems like major investors are holding back. If you really think the market is optimistic, then why did it crash last year when it reached 126,000? This logic doesn’t quite hold up...
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FarmToRiches
· 12-10 19:58
21k deposit? That number doesn't seem sustainable... It's less than a quarter of what it was in 2021, indicating that big players are hiding their coins, and no one is rushing to dump. That’s the real confidence, right?
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AirdropBlackHole
· 12-10 19:48
21,000 in recharge volume... This time, everyone is really just watching and no one is rushing to sell off.
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FlyingLeek
· 12-10 19:44
The 21,000 deposit amount... Hmm, I feel like this number isn't that pessimistic. It's definitely less than when it was at 126,000, but it also shows that no one is rushing to dump. Let's see if it rebounds later.
Ever wonder what happens when Bitcoin holders stop moving their coins? The numbers tell a striking story.
Daily Bitcoin deposits just hit 21,000 – a dramatic shift from what we've seen before. Back in 2021, that figure sat at 88,000. Even more eye-catching? Right before the crash to 80K, deposits peaked at a staggering 126,000.
What does shrinking deposit activity actually mean? Simple math here: fewer coins hitting exchanges translates to weaker selling momentum. When holders aren't rushing to deposit, they're probably not rushing to sell either.
The trend speaks volumes about current market psychology. Lower exchange inflows typically signal conviction among existing holders – they're sitting tight rather than positioning for exits.