Bitcoin Withdrawal Volume Surges On Exchanges Contradicting Bear Market Outlook – ZyCrypto Analysis – CryptoInfoNet

As Bitcoin (BTC) weathers another volatile trading day, market observers watch closely. With the clock ticking down to the anticipated halving, Bitcoin has been fluctuating, stubbornly hugging a pivotal weekly support marker near $61,000.

Investors are exercising caution, navigating a quagmire of conflicting market indicators. Views are mixed; some analysts project a potential 30% decline from its peak of $73,375, while others see room for positivity, pointing at various fundamental and technal dimensions.

In a cautious tone, StockmoneyLizards, a well-regarded analyst, pointed to potential mid-term corrections for Bitcoin to the $50,000 range, guided by the Wykoff Distribution model on Tuesday.

Even with the predictions of a downturn, the bullish market narrative remains intact, perhaps just pausing after a considerable rally.

Adopting pseudonyms “Negentropic,” the founders of analytics firm Glassnode struck a confident tone about Bitcoin’s tenacity. They highlighted its swift recovery above the $58,000 key support level and a bullish signal from the RSI but emphasized the need for caution in case of further dips.

“With hopes high for a break past $68k, prudence is key,” they commented. “A descend below $58k could indeed perturb the present bull run.”

Meanwhile, Cryptoquant signaled a noteworthy rise in Bitcoin exiting exchanges, indicative of scaling accumulation.

“Exchange withdrawals of Bitcoin have peaked since January 2023, signaling accumulation. Post a 10% market cooldown last week, the stage seems set for a possible uptrend,” Cryptoquant tweeted.

Burak Kesmec from Cryptoquant also indicated a scaled-back leverage in trading activity, with open interest dropping substantially, hinting at market equilibration after a hive of trading.

Another Cryptoquant analyst brought to light the Short-Term Holder Spent Output Profit Ratio (STH SOPR), suggesting an inflection point with short-term holders selling, typically an antecedent to a price rally.

At the time of this update, Bitcoin is valued at $61,560, demonstrating a 3.42% depreciation in the past day.