TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin exchange reserves rose to about 2.68 million BTC in early October from roughly 2.67 million BTC, CryptoQuant said, though still far below January levels. The firm said spot demand turned negative again after nearing zero, while perpetual futures demand stayed positive to support overall demand. Whale behavior is split, with 100–1,000 BTC addresses still accumulating but below late-September peaks, 1,000–10,000 BTC holdings near zero net change and the largest holders net negative.
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The interesting signal here is the divergence rather than the headline: spot demand slipping back negative while perpetual futures stay positive suggests leverage is carrying sentiment, not fresh spot buying. Whale positioning reinforces that caution — mid-tier accumulation is fading from its late-September peak and the largest holders are net sellers, even as exchange reserves remain well under January levels. The open question is whether perp demand can keep offsetting weak spot flows without a broader spot revival, and whether the largest holders' selling persists.
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