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Bitcoin (BTC) is trying to steady itself after another bruising stretch for crypto and broader risk assets. At the time of writing, BTC was trading around $66,643, down about 3.8% on the day, after an intraday high of $69,789 and a low of $66,349. The move comes after a rough run in which Bitcoin briefly slipped below $69,000 as geopolitical tensions and risk-off sentiment kept traders on edge. Against that backdrop, CryptoQuant’s latest reading on Binance flows is drawing attention. The firm said panic among short-term holders, the cohort usually considered the most reactive and least stable, has eased sharply. When Bitcoin fell below $60,000 earlier this year, short-term holders rushed to send roughly 100,000 BTC to Binance on a seven-day basis. That wave has now cooled dramatically, with inflows divided by four and falling to about 25,000 BTC, the lowest level recorded in the data set. CryptoQuant framed that drop as a positive signal because it points to a real reduction in selling pressure at a time when the market still needs stability. The chart tells the same story. The red inflow spikes that marked periods of fear have faded into a much lower and more controlled pattern, while Bitcoin’s price line has been trying to recover from a deep drawdown. CryptoQuant described the current phase as a consolidation after a rapid and significant devaluation. It explained that Bitcoin had fallen more than 50% below its last all-time high before this base-building began. In practical terms, that means the market may finally be moving out of the most emotional part of the selloff and into a slower phase where buyers and sellers are testing the range rather than panicking out of it. What to Expect From The Bitcoin Price? The CryptoQuant post does not indicate the backdrop has turned…

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