Bitcoin whales have withdrawn a substantial amount of BTC (4,500 BTC) from Binance, potentially signaling an impending rally.
Whale withdrawals often precede price increases as they reduce BTC reserves available for trading.
The decrease in BTC inflows, alongside major withdrawals, could lead to a Bitcoin 'supply crunch,' creating upward price pressure.
Stablecoin inflows to Binance have spiked, exceeding $400 million, indicating growing buy-side liquidity and renewed investor interest in crypto assets like BTC.
The combination of significant BTC withdrawals and stablecoin deposits sets the stage for a possible price breakout.
Bitcoin has been exhibiting negative funding rates on Binance, a trend often seen before short squeezes, suggesting potential further upside.
Bitcoin's long-term holder Realized Cap exceeding $20 billion indicates increased confidence among seasoned investors.
Despite the ongoing BTC rally, retail participation remains low, leaving room for potential growth.
Short-term holders have been selling amid recent price corrections, showing caution in the current market conditions.
At the time of writing, BTC is trading at $105,575, marking a 1.0% decrease in the last 24 hours.