A new CryptoQuant report has flagged a major shift in Bitcoin exchange activity, as the 30-day sum of whale inflows to Binance nearly doubled, triggering a high-alert signal. This sudden spike in institutional-sized transfers suggests large players are preparing for a potential price move—possibly a final leg upward.
Retail Remains Passive as Whales Step In
While whales have aggressively moved BTC onto Binance, retail inflows have steadily declined, according to the same dataset. This divergence indicates that smaller holders are either confident in current prices or unwilling to act in a stagnant market.
Bitcoin has traded in a tight range for over a month, reflecting a period of sideways movement and internal rotation, rather than a clear directional trend.
Rally Ahead—Or Setup for Reversal?
Historically, surging whale inflows have often preceded major BTC price rallies, which whales then use to offload holdings into strength. If price begins climbing while these inflows continue, CryptoQuant warns it could signal a short-term breakout—but one built on fragile footing.
When whale inflows rise alongside BTC’s price, such moves often end in sharp pullbacks once demand exhausts.
What This Means for Bitcoin Now
- Retail is holding: No signs of panic, suggesting base-level market confidence.
- Whale inflows doubling: Possibly hedging, preparing to sell, or aiming to trap late buyers.
- Key signal: A rally could emerge—but it may be the last before a liquidity reversal.
CryptoQuant concludes with a warning: monitor closely. A move higher could still form, but traders should remain alert for signs of exhaustion.
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