As the correction extends, its duration is beginning to weigh on investors and on overall market sentiment. Impatience is gradually building, and the psychological fatigue created by this trend is pushing even large holders to adjust their behavior.
On Binance, we are seeing a rise in inflows coming from the largest transactions. Whether driven by capital rotation, risk management, or strategic repositioning, the share represented by these large flows has increased significantly in recent days. This dynamic suggests that major holders are particularly active during this complex phase of the market.
Currently, the cohort of transactions between 1,000 and 10,000 BTC largely dominates inflows on Binance, accounting for 74% of the total. Such activity is not surprising on a platform known for its deep liquidity and market depth, which is often preferred for executing large orders.
Two days earlier, the intermediate cohort of transactions between 100 and 1,000 BTC had already seen a sharp increase in its share, reaching 43% of inflows.
The rise in these substantial flows points to potentially increasing selling pressure.
Despite this, Bitcoin has managed to hold its ground for several weeks, indicating that ongoing demand is still absorbing part of these movements, even if that demand remains relatively weak. This situation nevertheless deserves close attention. If selling pressure from these large actors persists without an improvement in demand, its impact on market structure could become more pronounced in the medium term.
Written by Darkfost
