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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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DrawdownValley
3 hours ago
The 7-day average is only 4,678, which is indeed not high. Continue to monitor.
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BribeHunter
3 hours ago
It’s only when inflow surges that it’s truly time to run.
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HalfCycle
3 hours ago
No large deposits near 80K, indicating that whales are still sitting idle.
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OptimisticCactus
4 hours ago
Whales didn’t dump, so this rebound is holding up reasonably well.
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GasOreMiner
4 hours ago
First Review
Key signal: When the price falls but inflows rise, that's the dangerous moment.
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