If before every rise was accompanied by exchanges choking on the influx of coins (traders rushed to secure profits, 'old-timers' dumped at the peak, the crowd queued to exit), now everything is the opposite.
Coins are not coming in — coins are going out.
Since 2020, we have observed a clear and stable trend: #BTC and #ETH are not flowing into exchanges, but are draining from them like sand through fingers. And they do this without breaks — neither during dumps nor pumps. They just drain. Quietly. Systematically. Stubbornly.
✔️Less than 7% of Bitcoin remains in free circulation on exchanges — such numbers haven't been seen since 2018.
This is not analytics in the style of 'there will be a bull run, buy with all your might.' These are bare facts.
And facts, as we know, are more stubborn than all opinions.
History knows how situations end when demand sharply outpaces supply. It's always the same: the market first pretends that nothing is happening. Then, in seconds, it changes its face and turns into a raging bull that cannot be stopped.
Want an example? The 17th century. Holland. One tulip flower suddenly costs as much as a house on the canal. Why? Because there are few tulips, and fools with money — as always, in abundance. People went crazy not due to rational calculation, but out of fear of 'missing out.' They wanted to get in before others — and got stuck forever.
With crypto, everything goes in the same direction.
When everyone suddenly realizes that there is little Bitcoin, and each decides: 'I need to buy!' — there simply won't be any sellers. Not because they don't want to. But because there will be nothing to sell. It's all already gone to cold wallets, and long ago.
And that's when the chart will stop being just 'upward'. It will become explosive.
Because one simple formula always works:
Never underestimate the crowd. Especially when greed is in one hand and the fear of missing out is in the other.
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