Do you know why so many people have withdrawn BTC from centralized exchanges in recent days? According to news reports, CryptoQuant posted on the X platform that BTC exchange withdrawals have reached the highest level since January 2023, indicating that BTC has entered an important accumulation phase. In addition, recent data shows that prices are likely to rise after the market cools down (BTC fell 10% last week).

Analysts pointed out that the open interest of BTC contracts on derivatives exchanges has decreased from $18 billion to $14.2 billion, showing a decrease in leveraged trading. This is after a period of high trading activity, which may mean that the market has temporarily stabilized.

In fact, none of the above analysts mentioned the key point. Why is there such a large amount of withdrawals? It is mainly because ETFs in various countries, especially ETF companies in the United States and Hong Kong, are dumping stocks to absorb funds. More ETF companies are coming soon. Now we must hurry up to hoard spot ETFs in large quantities, otherwise it will be expensive in the future, and we may even face insufficient supply and difficulty in scanning in large quantities!

According to Bybit report: After Bitcoin halving, exchange BTC reserves are expected to be exhausted within 9 months

A recent analysis by cryptocurrency exchange Bybit pointed out that if demand for BTC remains at current levels, exchanges may face a shortage of BTC by the end of 2024.

The report predicts that if the current withdrawal rate continues (currently about 7,000 BTC per day), exchanges' BTC reserves may be completely exhausted within the next 9 months. The shortage prediction is closely related to the expected halving event in 2024.

"The rapid depletion of Bitcoin reserves is preparing the market for a possible liquidity crisis. As reserves decrease, the market's ability to absorb large sell orders without affecting prices is weakened."

According to Bybit's report, institutional investors have significantly increased BTC investment after the recent approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs by US regulators, pushing up demand against the backdrop of shrinking supply. (CryptoSlate)

See, this is the current supply and demand status of Bitcoin. Anyone who worries about BTC plummeting is a fool!

Even Goldman Sachs has said: The historical Bitcoin halving cycle should not be over-interpreted, and the continued rise of Bitcoin may depend on the amount of spot ETF inflows

On April 17, CoinDesk reported that Goldman Sachs warned its clients not to over-interpret past halving cycles. The halving of Bitcoin mining rewards alone did not catalyze the previous bull market, and macro factors may have played a role. Bitcoin's continued rise may depend on a large inflow of spot ETFs.

It doesn't matter whether the halving is a positive or negative! What's important is that there has never been such a large influx of funds into Bitcoin spot ETFs in history! This is a milestone change!

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