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PortuguêsBitcoin's Super Signal, indicating low trading volumes in a bullish market, has appeared again, historically preceding significant price surges. Institutional investors continue to accumulate despite recent price declines.
Bitcoin's price has slightly declined since reaching a peak of $111,970 on May 22, dropping to around $103,300 as of June 6, a decrease of approximately 8%. Despite this, institutional interest remains strong, with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recording around $5.24 billion in net inflows during May.
On-chain analyst CryptoCon has highlighted a rare pattern known as the "Bitcoin Super Signal," which occurs when trading volumes fall to extremely low levels while prices remain in a broader uptrend. Historically, this signal has preceded significant bull runs, with the current volume at its lowest since 2014.
Institutional investors continue to accumulate Bitcoin, with wallets holding between 10 and 100 BTC showing strong buying activity. The market sentiment remains neutral, waiting for further triggers.
