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By Steven Anderson
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Bitcoin's key indicators went bearish. CryptoQuant analyst Darkfrost dropped a warning on February 13 that pretty much every major on-chain metric for Bitcoin is flashing red…
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The data comes from a heatmap tracking ten different network measurements, and it's not looking good for bulls.
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The red signals got stronger when Bitcoin's price started falling, but some indicators already turned bearish before the drop hit.
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Most other indicators flipped red after November 2025's price drop. Trader On-Chain Profit Margin held out the longest, staying positive through January's brief recovery before…
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Short-term Bitcoin holders are selling at losses now. CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn highlighted this trend in another X post, showing that investors who bought within the last 155…
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Bitcoin trades around $65,300 right now. That's down more than 2% over the past week.
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CryptoQuant's data shows the Inter-Exchange Flow Pulse stayed red since the first half of 2025, and that's a big deal.
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The Network Activity Index hasn't shown much bullish activity since leaving high levels in late 2024.
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Maartunn's observations about short-term holders fit with what everyone else sees. These investors bought Bitcoin within 155 days and now they're selling at losses.
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Bitcoin's current price of roughly $65,300 reflects cautious market sentiment. Traders and analysts keep watching these on-chain indicators, but the lack of bullish signals…
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CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju noted on February 13 that shifts in on-chain metrics can serve as early warning signs.
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Market participants stay cautious while Bitcoin hovers around $65,300. The sustained red signals across key metrics suggest traders won't commit to bullish positions yet.
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But there's more context here. Glassnode reported on February 12 that Bitcoin's on-chain activity shows declining new addresses.
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Binance saw Bitcoin futures trading volume fall 20% month-over-month as of February 10. That decline in trading activity on one of the largest crypto exchanges highlights the…
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JP Morgan analysts pointed out in a February 11 client note that Bitcoin's recent price movements came from macroeconomic factors rather than internal crypto market dynamics.
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