On Wednesday, March 10, Bitcoin (BTC) showed strong northward momentum surging over 4% and moving past $57,000 levels. At present Bitcoin is strongly consolidating above $55,500, however, the reducing stablecoin inflows and dropping USDT supply at the exchanges can put downward pressure on Bitcoin (BTC).
As CoinGape reported yesterday, the short-term whale SOPR shows signs of further expansion. Yesterday, popular Bitcoin analyst whalemap mentioned that Bitcoin (BTC) can consolidate confidently in the range between $55K-$58K with a scope of further price discovery.
But the drop in stablecoin inflows at the exchanges can possibly hurt the prospects of the Bitcoin bulls. Analyst Joseph Young states that a strong breakout above $56K levels will see more capital entering into Bitcoin while accelerating the rally.
But in his follow up tweet, Young further adds:
“Market is pulling back, with $BTC and $ETH weakening. I think stablecoin inflows are important to sustain strong upwards momentum. Until this happens, I will expect consolidation after each minor move up.”
Another on-chain data provider Santiment notes that Bitcoin has relatively shown good stability in the first 10 days of March. However, it adds that the USDT supply at the exchanges has dropped to levels seen 40 days ago.
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