The number of $BTC transferred to exchanges has clearly decreased over the past six months, which is a factor that helps maintain the stability of Bitcoin's price, as the amount being sold off is declining, and more and more investors are unwilling to sell their holdings.

Most investors are looking forward to the future rise of BTC, with many U.S. institutions suggesting that BTC could reach $200,000 or $300,000 in the short term. Additionally, Trump is continuously making moves, which for many investors, indicates that what the president is doing could likely present profit opportunities.

Thus, it can be seen that even though the current price has already surpassed the levels expected at the end of 2024 and the beginning of 2025, the selling pressure from transfers to exchanges has significantly decreased compared to that time, dropping by nearly half from its peak. This indicates a significant shift in investor sentiment over the past six months, which is a primary reason for maintaining BTC's price.

Although the amount being sold off is decreasing, the buying power is not particularly strong. Data shows that the amount of BTC withdrawn from exchanges two weeks ago was still relatively normal and stable, but there has been a noticeable downward trend in the past two weeks, likely indicating a decrease in the risk appetite of some investors.

This does not mean that investors are pessimistic about BTC's trend. The data on transfers to exchanges already illustrates this issue. The current decline in buying power should be attributed to recent frequent events that have led new funds to lean more towards risk aversion, while for those who have already purchased, there has been no change.

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