Bitcoin Whale Inflows Rise Sharply As Price Nears $120K Threshold
The post Bitcoin Whale Inflows Rise Sharply As Price Nears $120K Threshold appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Whale inflows surged $17B in four days, signaling rising sell-side pressure. Current inflows mirror past market tops that preceded BTC corrections. Daily whale deposits are cooling, but inflow levels remain historically elevated. An increase in Bitcoin whale inflows to centralized exchanges is drawing attention from market watchers as the cryptocurrency approaches a key resistance near $120,000. On-chain data from CryptoQuant shows that large BTC holders have ramped up exchange deposits over the past week, raising the possibility of rising sell-side pressure or potential profit-taking as the market tests new highs. Whale Inflows to Exchanges Have Also Increased “If this trend continues, it could help ease the overall selling pressure as whales can exert significant selling pressure, just as they did during the last two tops.” – By @Darkfost_Coc pic.twitter.com/BBDORpnYGz — CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) July 21, 2025 Between July 14 and July 18, the 30-day average of whale inflows jumped from $28 billion to $45 billion—a $17 billion increase in just four days. This marks the highest monthly average recorded since Q1 2024 and comes amid renewed price strength in Bitcoin. The cryptocurrency has risen from below $70,000 in late May to over $115,000 by mid-July. Surge Mirrors Historical Tops Historical patterns show that similar whale activity has often preceded market corrections. During the last two major BTC peaks in April 2024 and January 2025, whale inflows to exchanges exceeded $75 billion, coinciding with the start of broad consolidation periods. The current trend, while not yet at those levels, appears to be following a similar trajectory. The recent spike also aligns with a movement involving 80,000 BTC, which likely contributed to the surge in total exchange flows. Although the identity of the sending parties remains unconfirmed, the transaction size points to institutional-scale or large individual holders repositioning funds during a bullish phase.…
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Whale inflows surged $17B in four days, signaling rising sell-side pressure. Current inflows mirror past market tops that preceded BTC corrections. Daily whale deposits are cooling, but inflow levels remain historically elevated. An increase in Bitcoin whale inflows to centralized exchanges is drawing attention from market watchers as the cryptocurrency approaches a key resistance near $120,000. On-chain data from CryptoQuant shows that large BTC holders have ramped up exchange deposits over the past week, raising the possibility of rising sell-side pressure or potential profit-taking as the market tests new highs. Whale Inflows to Exchanges Have Also Increased “If this trend continues, it could help ease the overall selling pressure as whales can exert significant selling pressure, just as they did during the last two tops.” – By @Darkfost_Coc pic.twitter.com/BBDORpnYGz — CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) July 21, 2025 Between July 14 and July 18, the 30-day average of whale inflows jumped from $28 billion to $45 billion—a $17 billion increase in just four days. This marks the highest monthly average recorded since Q1 2024 and comes amid renewed price strength in Bitcoin. The cryptocurrency has risen from below $70,000 in late May to over $115,000 by mid-July. Surge Mirrors Historical Tops Historical patterns show that similar whale activity has often preceded market corrections. During the last two major BTC peaks in April 2024 and January 2025, whale inflows to exchanges exceeded $75 billion, coinciding with the start of broad consolidation periods. The current trend, while not yet at those levels, appears to be following a similar trajectory. The recent spike also aligns with a movement involving 80,000 BTC, which likely contributed to the surge in total exchange flows. Although the identity of the sending parties remains unconfirmed, the transaction size points to institutional-scale or large individual holders repositioning funds during a bullish phase.…
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