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Today's pump is once again driven by perpetuals. If a pump isn't spot-driven, a reversal is likely. ▫️Perpetual volume: $773,560,000 ▫️Spot volume: $64,330,000

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Analyst Gulshaniwafa has indicated that while Bitcoin may face short-term declines, the rebound following the FOMC meeting is a positive signal for market participants. wafa suggests that investors should focus on the accumulation by long-term Bitcoin holders rather than short-term volatility to assess Bitcoin's trend. SHe added, "As seen in on-chain data, long-term holders continue to accumulate quietly." Glassnode data reveals that the Bitcoin holdings of long-term holders have increased by over 250,000 BTC in less than two months, rising from 13.1 million BTC on February 11 to over 13.3 million BTC by March 22.$BTC

PI/USDT. 1. Calculate the Difference Between Buy and Sell Amounts: Large Orders: Buy: 14.03M Sell: 16.18M Difference: 16.18M - 14.03M = 2.15M (More selling than buying) Medium Orders: Buy: 9.75M Sell: (There's a typo here, it's not a number, but we can't calculate without it. Let's assume it's 10.5M for the sake of analysis. If you have the actual number, please provide it.) Difference: 10.5M - 9.75M = 0.75M (More selling than buying) Small Orders: Buy: 418.5K Sell: 752.6K Difference: 752.6K - 418.5K = 334.1K (More selling than buying) 2. Analyze the Charts and Data: 1d Fund Flow Donut Chart: Red (Sell): The red segments indicate a significant amount of selling pressure. The "Large order sell" (31.95%) and "Small order sell" (27.77%) are substantial. Blue (Buy): The blue segments represent buying. "Medium order buy" (18.70%) and "Simeli occer buy" (0.83%) are present, but the selling clearly outweighs the buying. Overall: The donut chart strongly suggests a bearish sentiment (more people selling than buying) over the past day. 5d Large Order Net Inflow (PI) Bar Chart: Negative Bars: The bars are all negative, indicating a net outflow of funds (more selling than buying) over the last 5 days. Magnitude: The largest negative bar (-44,867,035) suggests a significant sell-off in a particular period. Trend: The consistent negative trend reinforces the bearish sentiment observed in the donut chart. 24h Funds Net Inflow (PI) Line Graph: Fluctuations: The graph shows fluctuations in net inflow, but the overall trend appears to be slightly negative. Spikes: The sharp spikes indicate moments of intense buying or selling activity. Last 24 Hours: The "Last 24 hours" value (910,895.13) is positive, but it's important to note that this is a single point in time and doesn't necessarily contradict the overall bearish trend. 3. Overall Analysis: Dominant Selling Pressure: All three order sizes (large, medium, and small) show more selling than buying, indicating a general bearish sentiment. 5-Day Trend: The 5-day large order net outflow confirms the sustained selling pressure over a longer period. 24-Hour Volatility: While the 24-hour snapshot shows a positive net inflow, the line graph suggests volatility and doesn't negate the overall bearish trend. Potential Reasons for Selling: There could be various reasons for the increased selling, such as negative news, profit-taking after a price rise, or concerns about the overall market. disclaimer : don't agree with me do your investment at your own research and risk.

Bitcoin analysts are closely watching the weekly close to assess the cryptocurrency’s price trajectory for the coming week, as both traditional and crypto markets remain directionless amid a mix of global trade war fears and easing inflation concerns. Bitcoin's BTCUSD price may see more downside next week unless it manages to close the week above the $85,000 psychological mark, according to Ryan Lee, chief analyst at Bitget Research. “Bitcoin’s relief rally after the FOMC meeting and lower CPI readings has analysts eyeing a weekly close above $85,000, as critical for resuming upside momentum,” Lee told Cointelegraph, adding: “A close above this level could prevent a drop to $76,000 and signal strength, while $87,000 would provide even clearer bullish confirmation. Macro factors like steady rates and cooling inflation support risk assets, but the Sunday close will be decisive.” Bitcoin’s price has been lacking momentum, rising only 0.9% over the past week, Cointelegraph Markets Pro data shows. A disappointing weekly close risks a revisit to the previous week’s price low of $76,600. Markets should “pay attention” to long-term holder accumulation: Analyst While Bitcoin may experience short-term downside, the relief rally after the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting was a positive sign for market participants, according to Enmanuel Cardozo, market analyst at Brickken real-world asset (RWA) tokenization platform. Instead of short-term fluctuations, investors should pay attention to long-term Bitcoin holder accumulation to gauge BTC’s trend, the analyst told Cointelegraph, adding: “Long-term holders continue to stack, as we’ve seen in on-chain data, the accumulation by these holders, quietly building since the dip is what we should be paying attention to.” Long-term holders resumed their Bitcoin accumulation at the beginning of February, buying over $21 billion worth of Bitcoin since. The total Bitcoin supply held by long-term holders increased by over 250,000 BTC in less than two months, from 13.1 million BTC on Feb. 11 to over 13.3 million on March 22, Glassnode data shows. Despite a wave of positive regulatory and crypto-specific developments, global tariff fears will continue to pressure the markets until at least April 2, according to Nicolai Sondergaard, a research analyst at Nansen. $BTC