Bitcoin whale inflows to Binance have declined by 34% from mid-June to early July, falling from $7.04 billion to $4.65 billion, outpacing the 18% drop in retail investor deposits. This suggests that large Bitcoin holders are moving fewer coins to exchanges, potentially reducing selling pressure and indicating a preference for holding rather than trading. The widening gap between whale and retail inflows highlights a shift in market behavior, with whales becoming more cautious. Whether this trend continues or reverses will be key to watch, as it could impact short-term Bitcoin supply and market sentiment.
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