When we say “Bitcoin new investor inflows have flipped negative”,
it means:
Fewer new people are buying Bitcoin.
More coins are being sold than fresh money coming in.
Normally in a healthy bull market:
New investors keep entering.
Their buying absorbs the selling pressure.
Price stays stable or keeps going up.
But right now, according to the CryptoQuant analyst:
Selling pressure is increasing 📉
New capital is not strong enough to absorb those sell orders
Demand is weakening
Imagine people are trying to sell houses in a city, but no new buyers are showing up. Prices will eventually drop because sellers have to lower prices to attract buyers.
That’s what’s happening with Bitcoin.
This behavior is often seen in early bear market conditions, where:
Smart money distributes
Retail interest cools down
Momentum fades
It doesn’t mean an instant crash, but it shows the market structure is becoming weaker unless new demand returns.