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Positioning & flow · Chapter 14 of 31

What are exchange inflows and outflows?

Coins moving onto exchanges as potential sell pressure, and off exchanges as accumulation.

Exchange flows track coins moving into and out of exchange wallets. Because exchanges are where assets are sold, the direction of the flow hints at intent.

ExchangeInflowSell pressureOutflowAccumulation

Inflows: potential selling

Coins moving onto an exchange are often there to be sold. A large inflow can precede selling pressure, especially into a weak market.

Outflows: accumulation

Coins leaving exchanges are usually moving to self-custody to be held. Sustained outflows suggest holders are accumulating rather than looking to sell.

How to read it here

We track curated exchange wallets. Read persistent inflows as supply hitting the market and outflows as coins going into cold storage.

Now watch this signal update in real time across the market.

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Educational content, not financial advice.