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Bitcoin is back near $80K, but something important is missing: a major spike in large exchange deposits.


$BTC closed at $78,450 on September 8, while the top-10 exchange inflows were 5,442 BTC.
That’s higher than the previous day, but still close to normal levels. The 7-day average is 4,678 BTC/day.
So far, the recovery isn’t showing unusually high large-holder deposits to exchanges.
Less evidence of strong selling pressure from whales.
The key thing to watch now:
If BTC starts weakening while the 7-day inflow average keeps rising, that could be a warning sign.
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RugpullTaster
5 hours ago
The 7-day moving average is 4680, and 5442 now is indeed not unusual, but it needs close monitoring—if the price stagnates while inflows continue to grow, that is a classic distribution signal.
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SpreadHunter
6 hours ago
Whales aren’t rushing to dump, and this rebound is fairly solid.
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CycleCustodian
7 hours ago
First Review
Interesting, no wave of large deposits appeared around 80K, suggesting this move wasn’t whale distribution but was more likely driven by short covering or spot buying. Key point to watch: over the next 48 hours, if the price falls below 76K while average daily inflows instead break above 6000, caution is warranted.
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