On-chain data suggests that recent stablecoin deposits into exchanges could be bullish for Bitcoin and other digital assets. The "Exchange Netflow" metric, which tracks the net amount of a specific asset moving into or out of wallets associated with centralized platforms, indicates whether investors are depositing or withdrawing coins from exchanges. Positive netflows indicate investors are making deposits, suggesting they want to trade the asset, while negative netflows imply investors prefer to hold the cryptocurrency. For volatile assets like Bitcoin, positive netflows can be bearish as it indicates holders are looking to sell. However, stablecoin deposits have no bearish effect, as their price remains stable around $1. These deposits act as buying pressure for volatile coins, making positive stablecoin netflows bullish for Bitcoin. The recent trend of positive stablecoin netflows and Bitcoin's record-breaking performance suggests these deposits are fueling Bitcoin's rally and may help it surpass the $100,000 target.



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