Glassnode reports that after Bitcoin fell below $60k, it briefly dropped to around $58k before stabilizing near $60k. The spot market continues to see net selling, the derivatives market is further deleveraging, and ETFs are experiencing sustained net outflows, with the overall market remaining in a defensive stance. On-chain capital flows have recovered somewhat, but network activity remains low, with more chips shifting to short-term holders. Glassnode believes that Bitcoin is still in a consolidation phase, and a sustained rebound still requires a significant recovery in market sentiment.

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PettyLp
· 5h ago
Derivatives deleveraging is a good thing; only after liquidation is clean can it rise.
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BittersweetArb
· 5h ago
Chips turning short-term is not a good sign; it shows no one wants to hold long-term.
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QuietQuants
· 5h ago
ETF net outflows are indeed demoralizing, but the 58,000 holding steady is still a signal, too?
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DaoPeripheralWorker
· 5h ago
Glassnode always says consolidation, it's been consolidating for three months, bro.
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GateUser-e4fb1fbe
· 5h ago
More short-term holders = speculative positions dominate, this market still needs to consolidate.
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LiquidityTeaMaster
· 5h ago
On-chain activity is sluggish, retail investors have all fled, leaving only institutions to cut each other.
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