Bitcoin Miners Send An Unusual Amount Of Coins To Exchanges
The indicator of relevance here is the “miner netflow.” This metric shows the net amount of coins that miners have been sending to exchanges. When the miner netflow turns negative, it means they are withdrawing more coins to personal wallets than they are sending to exchanges. Such behavior would imply they are bullish on the price and feel buying pressure. On the other hand, positive values of the indicator show that miners are sending more Bitcoin to exchanges than they are withdrawing. Such values usually mean there is an increase in the selling pressure among them. Now, here is a chart showing the trend in the metric over the last few years: As the above chart shows, the netflow is showing a very large positive spike. Such a value of the metric is unprecedented for Bitcoin. Miners moving around their coins can have visible effects on the cryptos price as they are, after all, the original whales. Normally, a big amount of coins being dumped on exchanges would lead to a dip in the price of Bitcoin. While BTC being pulled off exchanges would have the opposite effect. But there seems to be an interesting trend that occurs with miner netflows. During the 2017 and 2021 bull