During Bitcoin’s recent rally, miners’ overall positioning appears supportive of the price. In particular, when MPI and Miner to Exchange Flow are evaluated together, it appears that miners are not using the rally to sell aggressively.
The fact that MPI is below 0 indicates that miners are moving less BTC compared with their historical average, suggesting that selling pressure is relatively limited.
Meanwhile, Miner to Exchange Flow (Binance) stands at 4,857 BTC, with a 38.62% daily increase. This means there has been a notable rise in BTC transfers from miners to exchanges recently. Since BTC sent to exchanges can potentially become sell side supply, this metric is worth monitoring in the short term. However, the critical point is that MPI remains negative despite the increase in Miner to Exchange Flow. Therefore, it would not be accurate to say that miners are broadly selling at this stage. In other words, miners are sending BTC to exchanges, but there is not yet a clear sign of an unusually large-scale miner selling event.
Miner activity is not currently negative for BTC’s price; rather, it is neutral to slightly positive. Miners are not yet using the rally as a strong opportunity to take profits. The pressure from new BTC supply entering the market remains limited. Therefore, the current supply structure continues to support the possibility of the price maintaining its upward momentum. However, it is worth reiterating that the 38.62% increase in Miner to Exchange Flow means the short term risk of selling pressure remains.
In summary, miners are not currently on the selling side, but they appear to be positioned to sell if conditions change.

Written by PelinayPA
