Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon—the sellers of Bitcoin futures suddenly withdrew on a large scale.

Data shows that the net buy volume jumped from the worst point of -$489 million directly to -$51 million, meaning the intensity of aggressive selling has decreased by nearly ten times. Sounds exaggerated, right? But it really happened.

Of course, sellers still hold a slight advantage, but that overwhelming force has dissipated. This is very important because short-term futures liquidity directly impacts price volatility.

Looking further ahead, since this wave of withdrawal began, BTC hasn't continued to fall but has instead started to stabilize. That's right, we haven't seen net buying turn positive yet, but once that number turns green, it usually indicates that market momentum is about to reverse quickly.

In simple terms: selling pressure diminishes, signs of price bottoming appear, and next, it all depends on when net buy-in will truly take over the situation.