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Bitcoin’s price structure is showing signs of strain, and new data from 
CryptoQuant shows that fresh capital is no longer entering the market. Instead 
of the recent drawdown acting as an attraction for buyers, it appears to be 
triggering withdrawals. This change in liquidity behavior is important, as it 
indicates that Bitcoin may be transitioning into deeper bear market 
conditions. Notably, on-chain metrics tracking new liquidity flows are 
revealing negative cumulative inflows over the past month. Selling Pressure 
Builds, New Investor Inflows Flip Negative According to a recent analysis that 
was done on the CryptoQuant platform, Bitcoin’s 30-day cumulative new investor 
flow has dropped to approximately $2.6 billion. Related Reading: Analyst 
Reveals The Best Time To Buy Bitcoin And The Best Time To Sell This metric was 
revealed from CryptoQuant&#8217;s &#8216;Bitcoin New Investor Flow&#8217; data, which is 
revealing that more capital is leaving the ecosystem than entering it. The 
data shows that the ongoing dip is failing to attract meaningful participation 
from new buyers. Interestingly, the current reading of this metric is 
displaying a huge contrast between previous bull phases and current 
conditions. Large spikes in new money, visible in blue in the chart below, 
accompanied strong price rallies, particularly in 2017, 2021, and again during 
the 2024-2025 bull market. Those inflow surges coincided with powerful upside 
momentum in terms of price action. At present, those spikes are notably 
absent. Instead, the lower section of the chart is displaying growing red 
readings due to net capital outflows. The latest print is below zero, which 
shows that sell-offs are not being absorbed by fresh liquidity. This dynamic 
matters because markets rely on marginal buyers to sustain higher prices. When 
new participants step back, price action becomes vulnerable to deeper 
pullbacks. That is why there is a need for new buyers to absorb the selloffs. 
Low Liquidity Raises Crash Risks Although liquidity contraction does not 
automatically guarantee another major crash, it increases fragility of price 
action. Bitcoin, for one, is still trading below $70,000, although bulls have 
largely prevented further breakdowns below $60,000. This, in turn, has kept 
the Bitcoin price trading in a range around $70,000. Related Reading: Bitcoin 
Caught Between Two Liquidity Traps — Which Side Breaks First? However, many 
crypto analysts are of the notion that Bitcoin could still crash further to 
lower price levels. Calls for a deeper correction are circulating across 
trading platforms and social media, with projected bottoms stretching from 
around $55,000 to as low as $30,000. The absence of inflow spikes suggests 
that Bitcoin may struggle to regain momentum in the near term. If liquidity 
continues to dry up, the probability of another significant leg lower before a 
rebound increases. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is changing hands at 
$67,160, reflecting a modest 0.3% gain over the past 24 hours. This price 
behavior is unfolding alongside a slowdown in mining activity due to miners 
shutting down their systems, which led to the largest mining difficulty drop 
since 2021. Featured Image from Pixabay, chart from Tradingview.com

Bitcoin Trapped In Bear Market Woes As Liquidity Runs Dry, Is Another Crash Coming?

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