by Lydia Ludmila 
On-chain analysis shows huge Bitcoin outflows from crypto exchange Binance. BTC might keep the rally up and break $40k.
Huge Bitcoin Outflows On Binance
As pointed out by a CryptoQuant post, the crypto exchange has observed huge outflows of BTC on Monday.
The Binance Outflows indicator shows the amount of Bitcoin transferred from the Binance exchange wallets to personal or other exchange wallets.
On the other hand, the inflows show how many BTC were sent into Binance wallets from other types of wallets.
The indicator of most interest here is the the Binance Bitcoin netflow, which is just the inflow minus the outflow.
Binance BTC netflow = Inflow – Outflow
Here is a chart for the Binance Bitcoin netflow that shows the trend in the value of the indicator over the past couple of weeks:
As the above graph shows, the crypto exchange is showing two huge outflows right now. One of them was more than 10k BTC, while the other one was around a whopping 31k BTC!
There also seems to be an inflow of about 10k, similar to the value of one of the outflows. A look at http://chain.info shows that, yes, this inflow and outflow is actually the same transaction between Binance internal wallets.
The 31k BTC outflow, however, isn’t part of any internal transaction. Usually negative netflows mean there isn’t much selling pressure in the market. Hugely negative netflows, like this one, can make the price go up.
BTC Price
At the time of writing, Bitcoin’s price is floating around $37.9k. The increase compared to last month is about 22%.
Bitcoin has finally broken through the $35k resistance level. Earlier, the crypto was stuck in the $30k to $35k range-bound market for quite some while as its market volatility reached yearly lows.
Now, however, the rumors regarding Amazon opening up to BTC and crypto payments has helped drive up the
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