One major compliant exchange has been offloading Bitcoin continuously for the past 16 days straight. This persistent selling pressure is hard to ignore, especially when you look at the historical precedent.

Back then, during a 28-day selling campaign, BTC crashed hard—from $115K down to $84K. That's a brutal $31K decline. So what's different now? Despite this relentless dumping, the price has managed to hold its ground firmly above $87K. The resilience is notable.

The question everyone's asking: what's the real impact here? Is this selling spree finally running out of steam, or are we just seeing a temporary bounce before deeper pressure kicks in? The market's ability to absorb this supply without collapsing suggests either strong underlying demand or the selling is reaching natural exhaustion. Either way, traders should keep close tabs on the momentum shifts.