Bitcoin (BTC) price trends have been rough in recent weeks. Bitcoin just experienced an intraday drop of $60,015 yesterday, February 5th. However, bullish signals are emerging from deep within the market.
Bitcoin has fallen almost 50% since its all-time high in October 2025. This is the largest contraction Bitcoin has faced since the 2022 bear cycle, creating uncertainty among retail and institutional market participants.
Despite this negative scenario, Digital currency achieves 11% recovery in past 24 hoursover $70,000, as seen in the following graph.
However, amid doubts about Bitcoin’s next move (will there be another drop or will the bullish movement continue?), there are glimpses of a potentially bullish signal.
According to data from the CryptoQuant platform, the flow of stablecoins to exchanges is increasing, which can be interpreted as a resurgence of interest in Bitcoin and the crypto market by investors.
Looking ahead to this rebound in stablecoins, an analyst who calls himself a “Darkhost” points out that as of the end of December 2025, the average weekly flow of stablecoins to exchanges “has fallen to $51 billion, fully reflecting the lack of demand we have been facing for months.”
However, the trend has changed significantly, Suggests that capital that has been sidelined due to volatility is ready to re-enter the market.
As seen in the chart below, recent activity shows a sharp increase in liquidity inflows.
Specifically, on-chain data reveals: Approximately $102 billion of stablecoins were transferred (mainly USDT and USDC) are transferred to exchanges based on a 7-day moving average.
When assessing why prices did not react with the same strength as capital flows, experts elaborate that “selling pressure is still too strong to absorb completely.” This means: Incoming funds are serving a containment function in the face of large-scale liquidation of positions.
For CryptoQuant researchers, this situation “remains a positive sign as this level of correction indicates that investor interest is gradually returning.”
Consolidating this trend is important in the near term, but for digital currency prices to embark on a sustained upward trajectory, capital inflows will need to maintain or increase until they completely outstrip sellers. While the medium-term outlook is optimistic, the short term requires patience as the market digests the excess supply.
Opinions on Bitcoin price are conflicting
Not all analysts have an optimistic view based on stablecoin flows. Some in the industry are warning of the possibility of further decline before a full-fledged recovery begins. Coin Bureau representative Nick Pucklin said: Indicates that BTC could head towards the $55,700 level If current support cannot be integrated, as reported by CriptoNoticias.
There are also more pessimistic predictions. Barry Bannister, chief equity strategist at financial services firm Stifel Financial Corporation, warned that the digital asset could face a correction that could drop to $38,000. These warnings highlight the importance of monitoring not only liquidity inflows but also macroeconomic factors that influence large capital risk-taking.
The current market situation reflects a constant struggle between the capitulation of some holders and the strategic accumulation of others. Bullish signals from stablecoins to Bitcoin are like a reminder that capital has not left the system and is waiting for a favorable entry point. If this earnings trend continues consistently in the coming weeks, Bitcoin could establish a solid bottom.
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