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The $BTC CVD indicator shows buying by whales.



Retail investors sold during the short-term decline. However, buying by whales continues to maintain an increase trend.

There are still no large-scale sell or buy walls. Furthermore, large-scale selling by whales has not been confirmed.

The positive trend is continuing.
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CrossChainDog
2026-08-21
On the data front, whale buying continues, while retail selling is just noise. As long as whales do not withdraw on a large scale, the trend can continue. However, watch for whether prolonged volatility could lead to a trend reversal.
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BitcoinGeographer
2026-08-20
Having no sell wall is the biggest bullish sign.
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StopLossGhost
2026-08-19
Times like this really test your mindset: panic over a brief dip, then look back and see they were all lows. The indicators may be positive, but position management matters more than prediction—don’t go all in.
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YieldYogi
2026-08-19
Retail traders are cutting their losses while whales are buying up the supply—the trend is indeed still intact. There’s no need to run until the day whales start dumping heavily.
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HalfCycle
2026-08-19
There are no buy or sell walls; the direction still depends on the whales.
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StableObsessive
2026-08-19
Retail investors sell at the first dip while whales quietly accumulate—we’ve seen this script too many times. Don’t say you weren’t warned when the price pumps later.
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ProtectivePut
2026-08-19
CVD continues to rise, and the lack of a large sell wall suggests that major players have no intention of dumping, so short-term pullbacks are simply opportunities to get in. But don’t rely solely on indicators—still be wary of black swan events.
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ChainDetective
2026-08-19
First Review
Whales are still buying, retail investors have fled—is the market stable now?
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