According to ChainCatcher news reported by Cointelegraph, the Coinbase exchange recorded a net outflow of 9,739 Bitcoins (worth approximately $1.01 billion) in a single day, setting the highest record since 2025. This movement of funds coincides with Bitcoin prices maintaining a high of $103,600, and the U.S. government's announcement of a 90-day reduction in tariffs between China and the U.S., which improves market risk appetite.
Market analysis indicates that institutional investors continue to accumulate Bitcoin, leading to a reduction in exchange supply. Glassnode monitoring shows that the current non-liquid supply of Bitcoin has reached a historic high of 14 million coins. Bitwise Research Director André Dragosch stated that by 2025, corporate Bitcoin purchases will reach four times the total size of U.S. spot ETFs, approaching an annual production level of 200,000 coins, which may trigger a transaction.

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