Is Now the Time to Buy Bitcoin (BTC)? Experts Weigh In
TLDR:
Binance BTC/Stablecoin ratio shows rising stablecoins, suggesting market may favor BTC purchases.
Previous BTC/Stablecoin signals led to major price surges from $16K to $123K over cycles.
October correction appears small, signaling potential for shorter market dip and faster recovery.
Current BTC price at $113K with $68B daily volume indicates steady market activity and interest.
Bitcoin is showing market signals that point toward potential buying opportunities. Investors are watching Binance closely after recent shifts in BTC and stablecoin reserves.
Data from October’s liquidation event shows early signs of accumulation in BTC. Analysts suggest that the current correction may be shorter than past cycles. The market appears to be forming conditions that could favor renewed bullish momentum.
Binance BTC/Stablecoin Ratio Signals Potential Buy
Data shared by Darkfost on X shows that Binance’s BTC/Stablecoin reserve ratio is currently signaling a buy.
The ratio measures how much BTC is held compared to stablecoins on the exchange. When stablecoins rise relative to BTC, it suggests capital is ready to flow into Bitcoin.
The BTC Stablecoin reserve ratio on Binance Is flashing a buy signal.
Following the liquidation event on October 10th, the market was heavily shaken. The spillover into the derivatives markets also affected the spot market, with significant moves seen across multiple levels.… pic.twitter.com/Fw19uHu6hA
— Darkfost (@Darkfost_Coc) October 28, 2025
Historically, similar signals coincided with strong BTC price rallies. The first occurred in January 2023, moving BTC from $16,600 to $24,800. Another in March 2023 pushed BTC from $20,300 to $73,000. The last signal in March 2025 drove prices from $78,600 to $123,500.
The recent reserve trends show stablecoins increasing while BTC holdings decrease. Analysts interpret this as potential supply shock conditions. In simpler terms, there is more capital waiting to buy BTC, while fewer coins are available on the exchange.
Darkfost notes that this setup often appears after deep corrections or bear-market phases. Its reappearance now suggests that market participants may find the current dip an opportunity to accumulate.
Market Correction Appears Short, Analysts Suggest
CryptoQuant data, shared by CryptosRus, indicates the ongoing BTC correction is smaller than previous cycles.
INSIGHT: THE CORRECTION WON’T LAST LONG…
Q1 2021 — enormous influx of capital into the market, signaling the cycle was nearing its end.
March 2024 and December 2025 experienced significantly less capital inflow than 2021 and went through major corrections in the middle of… pic.twitter.com/vMiuyE3487
— CryptosRus (@CryptosR_Us) October 28, 2025
Analysts compare this phase to past mid-cycle corrections in March 2024 and December 2025. Both saw less capital inflow than the massive 2021 cycle.
The smaller correction suggests the market may stabilize quickly. Investors are unlikely to face a prolonged downturn if the pattern continues.
Current price data from CoinGecko shows BTC trading at $113,052, with a 24-hour volume of $68.6 billion. This represents a modest -1.25% dip over the past day and a 4.4% increase over the week.
BTC price on CoinGecko
Analysts point out that shorter corrections often follow cycles with lower market overheating. The probability that the current bullish trend has ended remains low. Observers recommend monitoring key reserve ratios and volume activity as indicators for potential price recovery.
The rising stablecoins and falling BTC reserves suggest conditions may favor buyers. If patterns hold, Bitcoin could see renewed upward momentum in the coming weeks.
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Filed under: Bitcoin - @ October 29, 2025 10:25 am