Bitcoin at $92,550 as 22,918 BTC Selling Claim Triggers Dump Talk?

Bitcoin came under pressure as large BTC outflows appeared across major exchanges, while social media accounts pointed to heavy selling by whales and trading firms. At the same time, a bearish technical call added to market tension, with traders debating whether recent moves signal deeper downside.

Large BTC outflows hit major venues as DeFiTracer alleges coordinated selling

An X post from DeFiTracer said “insiders sold 22,918 BTC” and blamed a broad market drop on heavy Bitcoin selling across exchanges and trading firms. The post listed Coinbase at 2,417 BTC, Bybit at 3,339 BTC, Binance at 2,301 BTC, and Wintermute at 4,191 BTC, while claiming whales and exchanges sold more than $4 billion worth of BTC in the last hour.

Bitcoin Outflows List. Source: Arkham

Data shown on Arkham’s Bitcoin flows view reflected large outflows tied to major entities over the selected period, with Bitcoin trading around $92,550 at the time of the display. The list showed a top outflow of about 2,425.1 BTC, while Coinbase appeared near the top with about 2,417.29 BTC in outflows. Binance’s hot wallet also showed about 2,301.61 BTC in outflows, and Bybit hot wallets appeared with outflows including about 1,814.26 BTC and about 1,525.05 BTC.

The Arkham flow figures show wallet movements, but they do not explain intent on their own. Transfers can reflect customer withdrawals, internal wallet rebalancing, custody movements, or other operational activity, and they do not automatically confirm spot selling. As a result, the DeFiTracer claim of a “coordinated dump” remains an allegation, even as the on-chain dashboard showed unusually large BTC outflows linked to major venues.

Bitcoin Bear Flag Call Fuels Fresh Crash Debate

Meanwhile, a Bitcoin commentator on X said the “mother of all Bitcoin crashes” has already begun, arguing the latest bounce looks like a trap and not the start of a new uptrend.

Posting under the handle King of the Charts, the user said Bitcoin “already topped and started a bear market,” pointing to weekly moving averages and a bear flag formation as key signals. The post claimed Bitcoin rebounded from the 100 week moving average, then started shaping a continuation pattern that could send price lower if the rally fades.

Bitcoin Weekly Bear Flag Chart. Source: King of the Charts on X

The account said a measured move from the bear flag targets about $61,000, which would pull Bitcoin back toward a lower rising trendline and the 200 week moving average shown on the chart. The user framed that level as a potential “50+%” drop from the prior peak, adding that past bear markets often began with declines of a similar size.

If Bitcoin reaches that zone, the post predicted a stronger rebound could follow, with price recovering toward the 50 week moving average. However, the user argued the current bounce looks smaller, calling it a short relief move before another leg down.

The account also said it turned bearish after what it described as a top on Oct. 6, 2025, citing multiple signals on daily and weekly time frames and resistance at two major trendlines. The claims reflect one trader’s technical view and remain unconfirmed by independent market data.