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BTC $60,171.35 +0.99%
ETH $1,609.60 +2.36%
BNB $558.88 +1.42%
XRP $1.05 +0.98%
SOL $74.98 +5.18%
TRX $0.3209 -0.24%
DOGE $0.0732 +0.19%
ADA $0.1456 +1.32%
BCH $200.43 +4.90%
LINK $7.37 +1.45%
HYPE $66.75 +8.47%
AAVE $91.43 +0.53%
SUI $0.7023 +3.07%
XLM $0.1746 +0.98%
ZEC $407.27 +7.94%
BTC $60,171.35 +0.99%
ETH $1,609.60 +2.36%
BNB $558.88 +1.42%
XRP $1.05 +0.98%
SOL $74.98 +5.18%
TRX $0.3209 -0.24%
DOGE $0.0732 +0.19%
ADA $0.1456 +1.32%
BCH $200.43 +4.90%
LINK $7.37 +1.45%
HYPE $66.75 +8.47%
AAVE $91.43 +0.53%
SUI $0.7023 +3.07%
XLM $0.1746 +0.98%
ZEC $407.27 +7.94%

Data: Short-term holders net transferred 80,000 BTC to Binance within 7 days, equivalent to approximately 5 billion dollars in selling pressure

2026-06-22 14:30:52
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CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost pointed out that Bitcoin has fallen over 28% since May, testing the $60,000 mark again, with the Fear and Greed Index dropping below 10. Short-term holders (STH) have suffered the greatest impact during this adjustment, reacting most intensely, with inflows to Binance exceeding 80,000 BTC in 7 days, equivalent to about $5 billion in selling pressure. This figure is second only to the historical record in February (when inflows exceeded 100,000 BTC). Darkfost stated that short-term holders are highly sensitive to market fluctuations, and every fluctuation can easily trigger emotional decisions.

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