Day 21/100 — Learning on-chain analysis from zero. 🙌

Today: stablecoins. The fuel buyers can use.

Sellers bring coins to the market. Buyers bring money. On-chain, that money is often USDT or USDC.

When stablecoins flow into an exchange, more funds are available to trade. But that doesn’t mean a buy is coming. The money could simply sit there.

When stablecoins flow out of an exchange, funds are leaving the platform. They might be moving to a private wallet, another exchange, or somewhere else entirely.

A recent read 👀

Whale stablecoin inflows to Binance reportedly rose around 40% over 30 days — from roughly $21.7B to $30.5B.

That’s more stablecoin value flowing in. Interesting? Yes. Proof that whales are about to buy Bitcoin? No.

Fuel arriving is not the same as a trade being made. Learn to separate available buying power from actual buying activity.

Your homework:
Open Arkham and search for USDT or USDC. Find one transfer involving an exchange and share a screenshot.

Comment: FUEL ARRIVING or FUEL LEAVING.

Tomorrow, we’ll look at what happens when the fuel moves out. 👀

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