Is there not as much pressure to sell Bitcoin [BTC] as it seems?
Miners are keeping their holdings steady, giving us a calmer supply environment. While it may not be a trend reversal, one of the major sources of market pressure has definitely slowed down.
Here’s the rundown…
Miner exchange deposits have fallen hard
Miner deposit transactions are down, with the press time reading near 8,138 transactions – One of the lowest levels in recent times.
The value hinted at a slowdown from the heavy activity of late 2025, when miner deposits crossed 100,000 transactions at times.


Since the start of 2026, the trend has slowed down. Spikes became smaller and less frequent and miners are not moving Bitcoin to exchanges as much as before. This is important because miner deposits are often linked to potential selling or profit-taking.
Miner reserves rebuild
That’s not all though as miner reserves are recovering from the lower levels seen around February and March, with the press time reading near 1.8M BTC. This basically means that miners are holding more Bitcoin instead of moving them out.


Here, the March jump stands out, followed by a period where reserves stayed elevated. Even though reserves have since calmed from that local peak, they’re still above the lows of earlier in the year.
Lack of proper sell pressure
Source: https://ambcrypto.com/analyzing-why-bitcoins-biggest-sellers-have-gone-quiet-right-now/



