Short-term holders in profit were sending the largest share of exchange inflows in a year two weeks ago. according to Glassnode, the share of coins sent to exchanges that came from short-term holders in profit peaked near the top of the recent range on October 4. The 7-day average was elevated at the same time. That flow lined up with the pressure that kept $BTC from holding the high $80,000s. the same measure has now eased. The October 18 reading sits near the middle of the chart, and the 7-day average is back close to the level it has spent most of the past year around. Daily readings still move, but the elevated stretch has cooled. the share shows how much of the coins arriving on exchanges came from short-term holders who were in profit. A higher share means more of that selling was hitting the market. A lower share means that particular source of supply has eased. It does not show total exchange inflows or what long-term holders are doing. The short-term profit flow has pulled back toward its normal range. Whether it stays there depends on whether the next move higher draws the same selling again. #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?# $BTC $ETH