Bitcoin is trading near $65,000, but CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. highlights weak buying momentum due to persistent stablecoin outflows. Bitcoin's 30-day net flow remains near neutral, lacking the deep outflow signals typical of accumulation phases. Stablecoin net flow has been negative for 35 consecutive days, recently dropping below -$100 million, indicating a continued drain from exchanges and insufficient purchasing power in the market.
Adler Jr. notes that Bitcoin's neutral flow is not a bullish indicator, as the absence of significant outflows suggests strong holders are not removing supply from exchanges. A positive shift would require stablecoin net flow to turn positive and sustained Bitcoin outflows. Further deepening of stablecoin outflows could increase price pressure on Bitcoin.
Stablecoin Outflows Persist, Weakening Bitcoin Buying Momentum
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