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According to on-chain data, Bitcoin's Net Taker trading volume (25-hour moving average) recently dropped to -$19 million, the most extreme selling pressure level since mid-December.
Here's a simple explanation of this indicator—Net Taker volume reflects the balance of power between buy and sell orders in the market. The deeper the negative value, the more aggressive sellers are taking control. This doesn't mean the market is about to crash, but it does indicate that short-term market sentiment is indeed weak, with sellers dominating the price trend.
From a trader's perspective, such extreme selling pressure is often a signal of short-term correction. Whether you're engaging in swing trading or long-term positioning, understanding who currently has the main control of the market is still quite important.