BITCOIN HOLDERS ARE DISAPPEARING AGAIN — AND THAT’S WHY I’M WATCHING CLOSELY

Crypto has taught me one thing: the crowd usually quits right before the market gets interesting.

Bitcoin just saw nearly 245,000 wallets disappear in 5 days according to Santiment. Most people see that as bearish.

“Retail is leaving.”
“Bull market is over.”

But historically, markets often recover after weak hands exit.

This isn’t always a bad sign — it can signal capitulation, where exhausted traders finally give up after months of volatility, boredom, and uncertainty.

That’s usually when hype fades, leverage cools down, and stronger hands begin accumulating.

Of course, wallet decline alone doesn’t guarantee a pump. Some funds move to exchanges, ETFs, or custodians.

But one thing is clear:

Bull runs rarely begin when everyone feels confident.
They usually start when people lose interest.

And right now, the market feels exactly like that.

Sometimes, the quietest markets build the biggest moves.

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