Such a one that appears once in a cycle.
While retail nervously watches the drop in Bitcoin, something much more important than the price is happening beneath the surface.
The reserves of stablecoins on Binance have closely approached the reserves of Bitcoin — the Bitcoin/Stablecoin Reserve Ratio has dropped to 1.008.
This is a level that the market has seen only a few times in recent years, and each time it was followed by the same thing — a sharp upward impulse.
Why this is important:
when so many stablecoins accumulate on the exchange, it means not leaving the market, but preparing.
Money is not withdrawn. It is kept on the exchange, waiting for the right moment to enter.
This is not fear — it's waiting for a signal.
In previous cycles, similar imbalances ended the same way:
as soon as the selling pressure eased or even a small positive trigger appeared, stablecoins rushed into the market and initiated a movement that everyone then tried to 'jump on'.
A spring compressed for months straightened out in a matter of days.
The structure is the same now:
— a huge volume of 'live money' is on pause;
— BTC reserves have dropped, stablecoins are at their peaks;
— the market looks externally weak, but internal tension is rising.
It is precisely these moments that always catch most people off guard.
The price gives no clues — the structure provides the clues.
And the structure now says one thing: the market is ready for a move. The only question is when a reason will appear.
When a compressed spring begins to work — no one has time.
That's why such periods cannot be ignored.
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