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Bitcoin exchange net inflows surged to the largest single-day level in the past 30 days on April 27, driven by whale investors, according to CryptoQuant data.
On Monday, the net inflow of Bitcoin to cryptocurrency exchanges exceeded 9,905 BTC, worth more than $754.4 million at press time. CryptoQuant also reported that the exchange whale ratio—measuring the share of exchange inflows accounted for by the 10 largest deposits—rose to 0.707, the highest level in over a week. The update indicated that large BTC holders dominated inflows.
As inflows increased, crypto exchange holdings climbed from 2.666 million BTC on April 25 to 2.677 million BTC by April 28. The spike in exchange holdings coincided with the end of nine consecutive days of cash inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on Monday.
After reporting a net inflow of more than $2.1 billion between April 14 and 24, the U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded a net cash outflow of $263.18 million on Monday, based on SoSoValue metrics.
Following renewed selling pressure from whale investors, Bitcoin showed signs of a trend shift. For the first time since the beginning of April, BTC has consistently closed below a logarithmic trendline support over the past 24 hours, trading at about $76,166 at the time of publication.
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