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BTC: With the Impact of Profit-Taking — On-Chain Data Signals Correction for the Coming Days
The Cointime Economics thesis teaches that coins do not leave cold wallets without a clear reason. With Bitcoin at the $75,872 mark, the BTC: Active Supply vs. Net Inflow indicator flashes a market structure alert: part of the network took advantage of the recent rally and allocated capital toward aggressive profit-taking. THE INDICATOR DYNAMICS Who forms this Active Supply? The filter excludes exchanges and miners, isolating only the Smart Money: wallets with more than 100 transactions per month. The alert rule sums the deposits into exchanges and divides them by this Active Supply, revealing the exact percentage of institutional capital focused on liquidation. THE ANATOMY OF REALIZATION Through the indicator, we recorded 134.1k addresses in the Active Supply cohort. The strength of the movement is validated by moving averages: the current data directionally broke both the SMA-7 (132.2k) and the SMA-14 (131.5k), confirming an atypical and accelerated peak in movement. The institutional vault has been opened. TRACKING THE INTENT The gravity is revealed in the destination of the capital: 58k addresses depositing into OKX and 28.1k into Binance. Applying the indicator's rule, more than 64% (86.1k out of 134.1k, approx. $6.5 billion) of all relevant institutional activity was directed to these exchanges. It is a lethal correlation: Smart Money moved funds to capture the liquidity generated by the $78K euphoria. CONCLUSION Part of the market seeks quick profit, discarding scenarios of accumulation or DeFi. With Active Supply accelerating above averages, in sync with deposits from market giants, the probability of a supply shock and a strong correction is extremely high. For those betting on the asset’s momentum with a short-term focus, the current structure demands immediate capital protection.