$BTC — Selling Pressure Is Quietly Disappearing
Bitcoin is sending a signal most traders are completely overlooking. BTC inflows to Binance have dried up sharply, dropping to nearly 5,700 BTC per month, one of the lowest levels seen since 2020. This isn’t a short-term anomaly — it’s a structural shift in behavior.
For years, Binance averaged around 12,000 BTC in monthly inflows. Today, that number has been cut by more than half. And that matters, because coins usually move to exchanges for one reason: to sell. Right now, that intent is missing.
Even after a deep pullback from recent highs, long-term holders are not panicking. Instead of distributing, supply is staying locked. This trend has been consistent for months, confirming that it’s not noise — it’s conviction.
When selling pressure dries up like this, supply shocks tend to follow.
The market often moves next when no one is paying attention.
🟢 $RIVER & $BEAT aligned — smart money is holding, not dumping.
⚡ Sometimes the loudest moves are built in silence.
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