The inflow of whales and retail investors into Binance has slowed to levels not seen since 2024. This decline indicates that major holders do not feel the pressure to sell. On the contrary, they seem quite confident and even somewhat defiant—choosing to wait rather than cash out. Data from CryptoQuant supports this view. In March, when Bitcoin reached $80,000, inflows surged, and prices underwent a significant correction. However, this time, things look different. There is no panic. Only patience.

Low exchange inflows typically indicate confidence. And confidence drives prices. When both whales and retail investors lock up their coins, they are building a dam to withstand downward pressure. The fewer coins on exchanges usually means less selling—which can drive prices up. Coupled with Bitcoin already on the rise. Recently up 1.4%, it now hovers just below $107,000. Ethereum increased by 3.8% to $2,625. The total market capitalization of the global crypto market rose by 1.6%, reaching $3.33 trillion. Momentum is slowly building, but pressure is steadily rising.

Signs indicate a possible breakout.