TREE NEWS reports: Crypto analyst Darkfost said long-term holder (LTH) BTC exchange inflows have been steadily cooling and remain well below the annual average. LTH daily inflows topped five times the yearly average during the March 2024 market top, then stayed relatively quiet at the 2025 peak before rising in the bear market, with the annual average climbing from about 600 BTC to about 1,000 BTC. Near the bear-market bottom, some daily inflows far exceeded the yearly mean, matching increased loss-taking by earlier high-price buyers.
Analyst: Long-Term Holder BTC Exchange Inflows Cool as Market Turns Rational
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AI take
The signal here is behavioural rather than directional: LTH exchange inflows are being read as a proxy for conviction, and the analyst's framing suggests the market has moved past the reflexive selling that marked earlier highs. What stands out is the asymmetry — inflows stay muted near peaks and spike near bottoms, which is consistent with capitulation by late buyers rather than accumulation. Whether that pattern holds as the annual average itself keeps climbing is the open question.
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