As the crypto market gradually recovers, Bitcoin (BTC) has climbed 3.22%, signaling renewed investor confidence. More importantly, several on-chain indicators suggest that sellers are nearing exhaustion – a common precursor to market rebounds.

Shrinking realized profits indicate weakening sell pressure. The Binary Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) metric reads 1 – showing that even long-term holders are capitulating, which is a classic sign of a bottom. Historically, similar panic events such as the Terra-Luna, FTX collapses or the COVID-19 crash were followed by strong rallies.

CryptoQuant data reveals a surge in BTC withdrawals from exchanges, with nearly 2,000 BTC being reaccumulated. Institutional selling has also dried up, reflecting a potential strategic shift among whales.

Altogether, these signals point to a familiar setup: sellers are running out of steam, and a major Bitcoin rebound may be just around the corner.