CryptoQuant said in a post on X that Bitcoin miners have recently stopped selling at scale, pointing to a visible drop in one of the market’s supply-side pressure points. The firm said that since Bitcoin touched a low of $76,000 on Aug. 21, miners’ condition has shifted from "extremely underpaid" to "fairly paid," and no further extreme miner outflows have been recorded.
According to CryptoQuant, miner selling had been an important source of supply that kept weighing on Bitcoin’s price during the 2026 bear market. With that steady source of selling pressure now gone, the firm said the change could help reduce supply pressure in the broader market. The update was published on X and cited by Odaily.
CryptoQuant said in a post on X that Bitcoin miners have recently stopped selling on a large scale.
The firm said that since Bitcoin hit a low of $76,000 on Aug. 21, miners’ condition has moved from "extremely underpaid" to "fairly paid," and there have been no further extreme miner outflows.
CryptoQuant added that miner selling had been an important source of supply that continued to weigh on Bitcoin’s price during the 2026 bear market. With that steady selling pressure now gone, the firm said the shift could help ease market supply pressure.
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