Bitcoin's Binance CDD metric collapses to 380, the lowest since 2017, indicating long-term holders refuse to sell despite recent price dips. This suggests strong whale conviction and potential for bullish continuation.
After the Fed's 25bp rate cut, Bitcoin dipped below $91K, but on-chain data reveals long-term holders are not selling. Binance's Exchange Inflow CDD fell to 380, the lowest since 2017, signaling strong conviction among whales. A potential bullish divergence emerges.
Bitcoin drops below $91K after Fed rate cut, but on-chain data shows long-term holders refusing to sell. Binance CDD hits 380, lowest since September 2017, indicating whales have no interest in selling at current prices. Market sentiment remains cautious amid technical squeeze.
Bitcoin whales refuse to sell as Binance CDD plummets to 380, the lowest since September 2017. On-chain data shows long-term holders are not moving coins to exchanges, removing overhead resistance. BTC holds above $90K despite weak momentum, suggesting a potential bullish breakout ahead.
On-chain data shows Binance's Bitcoin Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) plummeted to 380, the lowest since Sep 2017, indicating long-term holders and whales are refusing to sell near cycle highs, a potential bullish signal.
Binance Exchange Inflow CDD drops to 380, lowest since September 2017, indicating long-term holders are not selling despite Bitcoin's price near cycle highs. This strong conviction could fuel the next bull run.
Bitcoin's price fell near $90k after Fed rate cut, but on-chain data shows Binance CDD plunging to 380, lowest since 2017. Long-term holders refuse to sell, reducing supply pressure and signaling strong hands dominate the market.
After the Fed's rate cut sparked a dip below $91k, on-chain data shows Binance Exchange Inflow CDD collapsing to 380, the lowest since Sept 2017, indicating long-term holders are not selling. This contrasts with historical top signals, suggesting whales remain bullish and a breakout may be brewing.
