Jakarta, Pintu News – Bitcoin (BTC) is currently in a consolidation phase, with prices stabilizing above $100,000 but having difficulty breaking the $105,000 barrier. The market seems to be stabilizing after experiencing several weeks of volatility. However, on-chain data shows that profit-taking activity is still ongoing.
Leading analyst, Darkfost, noted that since the big liquidation event in early October, many investors have started to secure profits and reduce their exposure as the current cycle is nearing its end.
Data from CryptoQuant shows a significant increase in Bitcoin (BTC) flows to Binance. The average daily inflow over the past 30 days has risen sharply throughout October, with an average of around 7,500 BTC transferred to Binance each day. This is the highest inflow rate since the correction in March, signaling renewed selling pressure and cautious positioning among traders.
Although such inflows often reflect profit realization and short-term selling, Bitcoin’s (BTC) ability to consolidate near the $100,000 level suggests strong demand. Buyers continue to absorb the supply coming into the market, preventing a deeper decline – at least for now. This phase may be critical in determining whether Bitcoin (BTC) will stabilize for further gains or face a longer correction.
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Darkfost explains that the surge in Bitcoin (BTC) inflow to Binance and other exchanges reflects the mounting selling pressure in the market. Despite this, Bitcoin (BTC) price continues to consolidate fairly cleanly around the symbolic $100,000 level – an indication that existing demand is strong enough to absorb the increased supply.
The balance between distribution and accumulation suggests that the market is undergoing a structural reset rather than a complete capitulation. Short-term sellers (STH) have been a large contributor to the ongoing selling pressure. This group is typically the most reactive segment of the market, responding quickly to volatility and changes in sentiment.
With the realized price near $112,000, many STHs have been underwater for about a month, prompting them to send significant amounts of Bitcoin (BTC) to exchanges at a loss.
If demand continues to keep pace with this wave of short-term selling, Bitcoin (BTC) could soon form a stronger base above $100,000 – paving the way for a gradual recovery as selling pressure eases and confidence returns. On the weekly chart, Bitcoin (BTC) continues to consolidate in a tight range between $102,000 and $107,000, showing resilience around the critical psychological level of $100K.
Bitcoin (BTC) remains supported by its 50-week weekly moving average (blue line), which acts as a strong dynamic floor for the price. Despite experiencing several retests in recent weeks, the bulls have managed to hold this level, signaling that the underlying demand remains intact despite the intensification of profit-taking.
The broader structure still shows a healthy long-term uptrend. The 100 (green) and 200 (red) weekly moving averages continue to slope upwards, confirming that Bitcoin’s (BTC) macro bias remains bullish. However, the lack of strong volume during the latest rebound suggests that market participants are cautious, waiting for confirmation of renewed momentum before adding to positions.
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