Bitcoin Faces Selling Pressure and Registers Strong Outflow in the Market
Bitcoin (BTC) is facing a new wave of liquidations, registering a decline of 1.79% and trading at $82,650.95 at the time of analysis. According to cash flow data, there is a significant negative balance between purchases and sales, indicating that selling pressure continues to dominate the market.
The data shows that the total amount of sell orders (262.19 BTC) exceeds buy orders (241.89 BTC), resulting in a deficit of -20.2986 BTC in cash flow. This movement reflects a risk-averse sentiment from investors who may be looking to take profits or protect capital in the face of macroeconomic instability.
Additionally, a detailed analysis by order size reveals that:
Large orders: Purchases of 189.59 BTC against sales of 184.67 BTC (+4.91 BTC);
Medium orders: Purchases of 36.29 BTC against sales of 59.40 BTC (-23.11 BTC);
Small orders: Purchases of 16 BTC against sales of 18.10 BTC (-2.10 BTC).
The most significant impact comes from medium-sized orders, where the negative difference of -23.11 BTC reinforces the presence of investors offloading assets in the market.
Another concerning factor is the volume of large outflows over five days, totaling -3,792.23 BTC, which may indicate that major market players are withdrawing liquidity, increasing volatility, and potentially driving the price to lower levels.
If selling pressure persists, Bitcoin may continue its downward trajectory in the short term. However, long-term investors may see this movement as a strategic entry opportunity in the market.
We continue to monitor the developments of this movement in the crypto market.
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