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Analyst: Bitcoin CEX net outflows hit a near 1-year high, but futures buying remains cautious
BlockBeats reports that September 28, as Bitcoin fluctuated around 83000 USD, the on-chain spot supply side experienced a notable contraction. The latest report from on-chain analyst Axel Adler Jr. shows that, as of September 27, the exchange BTC net outflow volume’s 7 daily average had risen to 16100 per day BTC, reaching 2025-year October highs, the strongest level since the beginning of the year.September 20 The daily average of platform net flows 7 was still an inflow of 7300 per day BTC; by September 22, flows began to reverse, after which net outflows continued to expand. Net outflows from trading platforms are not directly equivalent to new buying, but indicate that the supply of Bitcoin readily available for market trading is declining, generally regarded as a potential signal of accumulation or transfer into long-term custody.
However, the derivatives market has not yet provided equally strong confirmation of an upward move. Adler’s Bitcoin Position Index shows that the 30-day average advantage of perpetual-contract buyers fell from August 27’s 7.6 to September 28’s -1.4, and has remained below the zero line since September 23. The indicator reflects the difference in activity between buyers and sellers in the futures market. Negative values mean that bulls have not yet taken the initiative, but -1.4 remains close to the neutral range, and the bears’ advantage has not expanded significantly.
The analyst said that if net outflows from trading platforms continue and the Position Index rises back above the zero line, Bitcoin’s supply contraction will receive stronger trend confirmation; if net flows turn positive again while futures buying remains weak, an increase in Bitcoin available for sale on trading platforms will become a short-term risk.
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