CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost wrote that one of the core reasons why Bitcoin is currently struggling to rebound is the lack of incremental liquidity. In the cryptocurrency market, the liquidity we are talking about mainly points to stablecoins.
Since August, stablecoin exchange inflows have gradually declined from $158 billion to about $76 billion currently, representing a significant 50% contraction in incremental liquidity. At the same time, the average 90-day inflow has also declined, from $130 billion to $118 billion. This phenomenon shows that Bitcoin is facing the dilemma of shrinking demand, and the degree of weakness in market demand is no longer enough to absorb the current selling pressure.
So far, the downward trend in the market has not changed, and the small rebound during this period is mainly driven by the weakening of selling pressure, rather than the resumption of buying interest. For Bitcoin, the key to starting a real bull market is whether new liquidity can enter the market smoothly.
Analysts: Stablecoin inflows into exchanges have decreased by 50%, and bitcoin's trend is under pressure
2025-12-11 06:50:21
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