Key Takeaways:
- Whale spot orders vanished after $80K rejection.
- aNUPL flipped red again at mid-$70Ks.
- Fund Holdings dropped 70K BTC since April peak.
- Gray dominance replaced green since May 2026.
- -0.15 aNUPL could confirm 2022-style capitulation.
Three Signals, One Problem
Bitcoin is sitting near $74,000 at the end of May 2026, and on the surface that looks like a market consolidating after a rough few months. The crash from $125K earlier this year, the bounce toward $90K in May, the pullback back into the $70Ks. A messy range, but nothing catastrophic. Three on-chain datasets suggest the situation may be more fragile than the price level implies. Not because any single metric is flashing red, but because all three are pointing in the same direction at the same time.
Whales Bought the Bottom. Then They Left.
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