Bitcoin Continues to Flow Out: Over the Past 7 Days, More Than 44,000 BTC Have Left Centralized Exchanges — Are Whales Quietly Accumulating?

Despite the recent price weakness, Bitcoin exchange balances have continued to decline sharply. In the past seven days alone, more than 44,000 BTC (valued at roughly $2.9 billion at current prices) have been withdrawn from centralized exchanges to self-custody wallets or other destinations.
This sustained outflow pattern is one of the strongest bullish on-chain signals available, as it reduces immediate sell-side liquidity and often precedes accumulation by long-term holders or institutions. In previous cycles, prolonged net outflows during corrections frequently marked local bottoms, with whales and high-conviction buyers stepping in quietly.
Combined with the whale long position reopening mentioned earlier, these flows suggest underlying demand remains intact despite headline-driven selling. If outflows persist and macro conditions stabilize, this could set the foundation for a meaningful reversal. Key levels to monitor include exchange reserve trends and the behavior of top 100 non-exchange wallets.#CryptoMarketsDipSlightly #FebNonfarmPayrollsUnexpectedlyFall