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Bitcoin may be showing one of its most reliable bottom signals on Binance.
Short-term holders are typically the most sensitive and reactive group in the BTC market. They tend to sell first during sharp declines and are also among the first to indicate when selling pressure is ending.
Recently, their inflows to Binance have fallen to around 25,000 BTC, the lowest level seen in years.
Historically, when short-term holder inflows drop this sharply, it suggests panic selling has largely run its course. In other words, most of the weaker hands have already exited the market.
Looking back at data since 2018, major Bitcoin recoveries have often begun under the same conditions when STH inflows collapse while prices are still near local lows.
This kind of behavior typically signals that fear is fading, a phase that has often aligned with market bottoms.