BTC $62,918.02 +0.25%
ETH $1,877.12 +0.13%
BNB $610.84 +0.99%
XRP $1.00 +0.12%
SOL $75.19 -0.29%
TRX $0.3308 -0.64%
DOGE $0.0699 +0.81%
ADA $0.1782 -0.76%
BCH $204.23 +0.28%
LINK $9.42 +6.37%
HYPE $55.98 -0.24%
AAVE $86.38 +1.02%
SUI $0.6815 +0.85%
XLM $0.1578 -0.86%
ZEC $489.84 +0.99%
BTC $62,918.02 +0.25%
ETH $1,877.12 +0.13%
BNB $610.84 +0.99%
XRP $1.00 +0.12%
SOL $75.19 -0.29%
TRX $0.3308 -0.64%
DOGE $0.0699 +0.81%
ADA $0.1782 -0.76%
BCH $204.23 +0.28%
LINK $9.42 +6.37%
HYPE $55.98 -0.24%
AAVE $86.38 +1.02%
SUI $0.6815 +0.85%
XLM $0.1578 -0.86%
ZEC $489.84 +0.99%

Analyst: CEX has seen a net outflow of nearly 100,000 BTC in the past 30 days, with reserves declining for seven consecutive weeks, signaling accumulation

2026-04-21 14:47:03

Cryptocurrency market analyst Axel stated that Bitcoin's net flow has shifted from positive to negative since early March, peaking at a strong outflow of -300,000 BTC on March 25, and as of today, it remains in a net outflow state of -98,000 BTC.

During the same period, the BTC reserves on trading platforms decreased from 2.786 million to 2.681 million, declining for seven consecutive weeks, with a total reduction of over 105,000 BTC. There was no panic inflow during the price correction in April, indicating that tokens continue to be held by long-term holders. The current pattern is interpreted as a synchronized accumulation signal, and there is a need to be cautious of the potential risk of net flow returning to positive territory.

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