On April 27, 2026, Bitcoin experienced its largest single-day exchange net inflow in 30 days, with 9,905 BTC moved onto exchanges. This surge was driven by large holders (whales), who accounted for over 70% of the inflows, suggesting preparation to sell rather than trade. Concurrently, exchange reserves rose from 2.666M to 2.677M BTC, indicating a buildup of supply. Additionally, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $89.68 million in net outflows, led by BlackRock's IBIT, adding institutional selling pressure. These factors combined point to a cautious short-term outlook, with analysts warning of a likely retest of the $74K–$75K support range if the increased supply is not absorbed quickly.
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