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Why crypto Bitcoin feels harder to break despite fading capital inflows

These numbers start to make more sense when you look at who’s buying. In 2025 alone, the 21 largest Bitcoin holders added roughly $40 billion worth of BTC.

Source: River

Strategy [MSTR], the U.S. Government, miners, funds, and new corporate entrants all increased holdings.

Total balances pushed to about 2.75 million BTC, or over 13% of total supply. This makes supply tight during tougher, darker days, which can help explain why Bitcoin keeps stalling rather than breaking down.

That said…

Supply isn’t completely locked away.

Source: CryptoQuant

There’s been a spike in Exchange Inflows from older Bitcoin cohorts, especially coins dormant for six months to over a year. These are experienced holders choosing to move coins even at elevated prices.

Importantly, this activity showed up before the recent pullback, so the correction was likely supply-driven.

This adds friction to the market. Not a full trend break, but enough selling to slow the pace, and turn Bitcoin into a more patience-testing trade.


Final Thoughts

  • Bitcoin looks harder to crash and easier to stall.
  • Older coins moving to exchanges explain the pullbacks, but not a full breakdown.

Source: https://ambcrypto.com/why-crypto-bitcoin-feels-harder-to-break-despite-fading-capital-inflows/

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