Historic Low Bitcoin Exchange Inflows De Show Say Supply Squeeze
Bitcoin 30-day moving average for exchange inflows don drop reach the lowest point since May 2023, CryptoQuant data talk. Dis drop for big platforms like Coinbase and Binance show say selling pressure don reduce as traders dey hold their BTC tight, which dey make supply tight too. For the past week, bitcoin dey trade between $111K and $117K, na Jackson Hole-related spike cause am, before e settle around $111.36K. Reduced inflows usually help price climb by limiting how much people dey sell. Crypto analyst Cryptobirb dey warn say bitcoin current bull cycle don almost finish (about 93%) and e predict say peak go show between October 19 and November 20, 2025, based on old halving patterns and seasonal trends. Technical indicators still stand gidigba — price dey above key moving averages and no miner capitulation — but past cycles come with big corrections reach 66%. Traders suppose sabi say supply scarcity fit push price higher again, but big correction fit follow after the expected Q4 2025 climax.
Bullish
Lower bitcoin exchange inflows dey reduce di sell-side liquidity, wey historically dey create better condition for price to rise. For May 2023, similar drop for 30-day inflows come before sustained upward move. Current metrics from Coinbase and Binance show say traders dey hold instead make dem sell, wey dey tighten supply. Dis scarcity plus bullish technical indicators—price dey above key moving averages and on-chain data stable—show say momentum dey go upward. Analyst Cryptobirb predict say Q4 2025 bull run go climax, wey match wit past halving-driven cycles. Even though correction fit happen after peak, immediate effect of limited supply go likely make price go up, giving traders good chance to make gains.