🚨🧨🔥🔥SOMEONE IS SELLING $BTC WHILE OTHERS KEEP BUYING!
During the week of November 2–8, public companies reduced their combined holdings by 11,647 BTC ($869.12 million).
But the picture isn’t so clear-cut:
🟢 Strategy acquired 1,037 BTC for $77.38 million. 🔴 Combined corporate BTC reserves declined. 📉 Stablecoin market cap lost $4.68 billion. 📊 Spot DEX volumes fell by 8.38%. ⚡ Perpetual futures volumes rose by 8.58%.
And now the big question: if some are selling, surely someone is buying?
The market always has two sides to a trade.
While some are taking profits, reducing risk, or freeing up capital, others are using the dip to accumulate.
It’s especially interesting that Strategy continues to buy BTC amid an overall decline in corporate reserves.
Is this a distribution of coins, or the beginning of a much larger redistribution of capital?
Don’t mistake declining corporate reserves for proof that the entire market is capitulating. But it’s definitely worth keeping an eye on capital flows right now.
During the week of November 2–8, public companies reduced their combined holdings by 11,647 BTC ($869.12 million).
But the picture isn’t so clear-cut:
🟢 Strategy acquired 1,037 BTC for $77.38 million. 🔴 Combined corporate BTC reserves declined. 📉 Stablecoin market cap lost $4.68 billion. 📊 Spot DEX volumes fell by 8.38%. ⚡ Perpetual futures volumes rose by 8.58%.
And now the big question: if some are selling, surely someone is buying?
The market always has two sides to a trade.
While some are taking profits, reducing risk, or freeing up capital, others are using the dip to accumulate.
It’s especially interesting that Strategy continues to buy BTC amid an overall decline in corporate reserves.
Is this a distribution of coins, or the beginning of a much larger redistribution of capital?
Don’t mistake declining corporate reserves for proof that the entire market is capitulating. But it’s definitely worth keeping an eye on capital flows right now.
