IF YOU'RE BEARISH ON $BTC RIGHT NOW,YOU MIGHT BE MISSING THIS.

lets break this chart down:

> Green bars = BTC moving ONTO exchanges (more supply ready to sell)
> Red bars = BTC moving OFF exchanges (less supply available, often accumulation)
> Line = BTC price

Now the important part…

For weeks, netflow has been mostly red.

Meaning: even while price chops / dips, $BTC keeps leaving exchanges.

That usually implies:

> sellers are getting exhausted
> dips are being absorbed
> big holders prefer custody over “ready-to-dump” positioning

So what does this setup typically lead to?

✅ If outflows stay dominant (red continues):

#Bitcoin usually does one of two things:

forms a base + grinds up slowly

chops violently… then breaks up once liquidity resets

The chart is basically saying: “there’s less immediate sell pressure than people think.”

BUT here’s the trap…

The danger signal isn’t “red bars.”

The danger signal is when this flips hard:

📌 What would be bearish?
If we suddenly get:

multiple big 🟢 green inflow days in a row and price can’t bounce

That usually means:
➡️ coins are being moved to exchanges to sell
➡️ downside liquidity is about to get hunted again

So what to expect next (1–3 weeks):

Base case:
BTC holds a range, stops bleeding, and drifts higher.
Outflows = support under price.

Bear case:
Netflow flips green for several days → likely another sweep lower before the real bounce.

Bull trigger:
Outflows stay red + price starts printing higher lows → odds favor a move back into the prior range.

My prediction:

Not a straight line pump.

More likely:
> choppy basing first
> one more fakeout is possible
> then continuation up IF netflow stays red and inflows don’t spike

things to keep your eyes on:

3–5 straight days of green inflows = caution

steady red outflows + higher lows = bulls taking control

This is how bottoms form.

Quietly.

While everyone’s screaming “it’s over.”