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CryptoQuant Records Bitcoin Inflows to Exchanges Surpass 11,000 BTC per Hour
Bitcoin inflows to exchanges experience a significant surge to around 11,000 BTC per hour, coinciding with the price touching the resistance level at $76,000.
Data from CryptoQuant shows that this is the highest inflow rate since December 2025.
The spike in inflows to exchanges is generally interpreted as a potential sell pressure signal, as investors move their assets to trading platforms to sell.
This movement indicates that some large holders are likely starting to take profits at the current price level.
The resistance level at $76,000 becomes a critical point triggering distribution activity, especially after the previous upward period.
If selling pressure continues, it could slow down bullish momentum or even trigger a short-term correction.
On the other hand, the high activity also indicates strong market liquidity, which can serve as a foundation for the next move.
Market participants are now watching whether this inflow will persist or subside, which will be an indicator of Bitcoin's future trend direction.
This development underscores the importance of on-chain data in gaining a deeper understanding of crypto market dynamics.