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A sudden slide in Bitcoin’s dollar value rattled traders this week after US 
President Donald Trump and Elon Musk tangled in public comments. The drop was 
sharp, and it raised questions about whether BTC can keep its upward momentum. 
According to market data, prices dipped quickly before finding a floor, 
leaving some investors on edge while others looked to on-chain figures for 
clues. Related Reading: Elon Musk ‘Will Do Anything’ To Make XRP King, Tech 
Mogul Says Exchange Reserves Slip Based on reports from CryptoQuant, the 
amount of Bitcoin held on centralized exchanges fell from 2,435,600 BTC to 
2,365,400 BTC over seven days. That’s a nearly 3% decline. When coins leave 
exchanges it often means people want to hold them in private wallets. Fewer 
coins available to sell can tighten supply. In turn, that may help prices 
recover. Realized Cap Hits New High According to the same data, Bitcoin’s 
Realized Capitalization recently hit $935 billion. It’s the highest level on 
record. Realized Cap tracks the value of all coins at the price when they last 
moved on-chain. A rising number shows fresh capital flowing into Bitcoin. It 
suggests both small traders and large institutions are still betting on BTC’s 
long-term value. Netflow Shows Accumulation Based on the flow of deposits and 
withdrawals, Bitcoin’s netflow has been negative. That means more coins have 
left exchanges than have been deposited. Withdrawals beat deposits in trading 
volume. In simple terms, holders aren’t looking to sell right now. It’s a 
classic sign that buyers outnumber sellers—at least in the on-chain arena. 
UTXO Bands Point To Holder Confidence CryptoQuant’s UTXO Value Bands also 
reveal growing activity across multiple coin-age groups. UTXO stands for 
Unspent Transaction Outputs. It measures the age and value of coins that 
haven’t moved. When you see more coins in older bands and steady movement in 
newer ones, it tells you a variety of investors—from long-term holders to 
recent buyers—are staying active. That pattern tends to shore up market 
support. Related Reading: Blank Pi Network Wallets Spark Outcry—What’s The 
Network Hiding? Looking Ahead Even if Bitcoin’s price can swing wildly day to 
day, these on-chain signals hint at solid backing underneath. Less supply on 
exchanges, a record realized cap of $934.88 billion, ongoing negative netflow 
and rising UTXO activity all point toward patient investors holding their 
ground. Short-term dips may still occur, especially when big names trade barbs 
on social media. But for many in the market, the long-term story remains 
intact. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView

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Ether investment products saw $296 million in inflows last week despite a 
market slowdown, as investors await clarity from the US Fed’s June rate 
decision.

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Bitcoin analysts believe BTC price could drop in the short term before 
initiating a rally to all-time highs above $140K.

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