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Bitcoin supply on centralized exchanges has reached a new all-time low, falling below 2.5 million BTC for the first time since August 2018 when it was near 14.5% of total supply. This marks the fifth consecutive week of outflows from exchanges, reflecting a trend of increasing self-custody and long-term holding among Bitcoin investors. The decline in exchange reserves is the lowest in approximately seven years and coincides with Bitcoin prices around $15,000. Market observers suggest that this sustained reduction in available exchange supply could lead to a supply shock, potentially influencing Bitcoin's price dynamics in the near term.
Explosive Bitcoin Moves Soon? This is the tightest that the Bollinger Bands have been in almost 2 years. Coiled like a spring - all we need is a catalyst. https://t.co/w07EZJ1uig
MILD PULLBACK, STRONGER BULL RUN AHEAD! 🚀 CryptoQuant’s Crypto Dan says #Bitcoin just exited a short-term overheating phase—much milder than March–Oct 2024 & Jan–Apr 2025. This could mean a milder pullback… and a stronger rally in H2 2025!🔥 https://t.co/g96CytbERr
The LTH/STH Supply Ratio - comparing $BTC supply held by long-term investors to new entrants - dropped -11% over 30 days, reflecting continued rotation into distribution. This pattern has preceded prior ATHs and highlights a structurally consistent shift in investor positioning. https://t.co/ecUMy58O4X
