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Sustained large-scale BTC selling and persistent ETF outflows imply continued downside pressure on BTC and related equities; ABTC could see multiple compression if crypto-demand signals deteriorate and regulatory progress stalls, echoing historical late-cycle capitulation patterns that often precede sentiment shifts.
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Bitcoin’s strongest holders have begun selling, with $2.4B dumped in two days, signaling potential end-stage weakness. ETF outflows reach 11 days, and 26% of recent selling came from former high-price buyers, weighing sentiment. For ABTC, a crypto-linked name, near-term momentum is likely pressured by BTC weakness and continued fund outflows.
Long-term BTC holders sold about $2.4B in two days, signaling supply-demand shift.
Top buyers above $90k capitulating as BTC nears cycle lows.
BTC ETF outflows extend to 11th straight day, dampening sentiment.
Citi links ETF flows to BTC moves; regulatory progress remains a key catalyst.
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