Analyst: CEX saw a net outflow of nearly 100,000 BTC over the past 30 days, with reserves declining for seven consecutive weeks, signaling accumulation.
BlockBeats reported that on April 21, crypto market analyst Axel stated that Bitcoin's 30-day net flow shifted from positive to negative since early March, with a strong outflow peak reaching -300,000 BTC on March 25, and as of April 21, still maintaining a net outflow of -98,000 BTC. During the same period, platform BTC reserves fell from 2.786 million to 2.681 million, marking seven consecutive weeks of decline and a total reduction of over 105,000 BTC. No panic inflows were observed during the price correction in April, indicating tokens continue to be accumulated by long-term holders. The current situation is interpreted as a signal of synchronized accumulation, but attention should be paid to the potential risk of net flow returning to positive territory.
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