Dec 13, 2025
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Bitcoin Bullish Momentum Weakens as Inter-Exchange Liquidity Declines
The Bitcoin market is showing signs of a trend reversal after a period of price correction. However, recent data indicates potential risks to BTC's bullish momentum.
Bitcoin IFP Indicator Insights
- Bitcoin experienced a 36.5% drop from its peak of $126,000 but recently rebounded from $80,000 to $94,000.
- The Bitcoin Inter-Exchange Flow Pulse (IFP) indicates that the upward price movement may not be sustainable.
- The IFP measures net Bitcoin movement between exchanges and has fallen below its 90-day moving average, signaling decreased market activity.
- The IFP is in the "red zone," often linked with upcoming corrections or weak structural growth.
Future Outlook
- Despite high prices compared to past periods, there's a disconnect between price and inflows.
- This may lead to prolonged price consolidation or sideways movement until exchange flows strengthen.
- Bitcoin's bullish structure isn't collapsing, but inter-exchange flows are slowing down.
- Market liquidity changes could trigger another correction.
- Bitcoin is currently trading at $90,338, down 1.82% in the last 24 hours, with daily trading volume up 34.64%, valued at $82.68 billion.
- A sustained price rebound depends on the IFP reclaiming its 90-day MA, indicating increased bullish flows.
