The cryptocurrency market has once again seen a large influx of funds. According to the analysis by CryptoQuant senior observer Amr Taha, over 2 billion USD in stablecoins (primarily USDT) have flowed into major derivatives trading platforms today, indicating that large capital players are confident about the future market of BTC.
This funding primarily comes from a new round of minting by the Tether treasury, and the market speculates that it is likely due to institutional-level funds entering the market. In the past, similar inflow events have often been accompanied by a strong rebound in Bitcoin prices, as these stablecoins are mostly used to establish long positions in futures or perpetual contracts.
In addition to the capital momentum, other technical indicators also release positive signals. Another CryptoQuant expert, TraderOasis, pointed out that the current Bitcoin price is rising in sync with the Open Interest, which usually indicates that market sentiment is leaning towards optimism and attracts more and more traders to participate.
The strong buying interest in the US is also evident from the Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index, which has remained above 0, indicating that American investors are willing to buy BTC at prices higher than the global average, reflecting a strong recognition of Bitcoin’s value.
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Despite the favorable conditions in both funding and technical aspects, short-term attention should also be given to potential pullback risks. For example, when the price of Bitcoin reaches the high point of the $123,000 range, the influx of BTC deposits on exchanges suddenly increases, which has often been a precursor to local peaks in the past. Currently, the BTC price remains stable, with no obvious selling wave, indicating that the basic buying interest is still robust. If the price breaks through the previous high, it is expected to have the opportunity to push above $130,000, with an increase of possibly 8% or more.