Bitcoin Bloodbath: Are Miner Dumpsters Signaling the Bottom is Near

[polosatic]

The recent wave of miner sell‑offs has got me wondering if we’re finally hitting the floor or just another panic dip. Prices are sliding fast, but the on‑chain data shows a lot of fresh supply hitting the market. What do you all think – is this the bottom or just the start of a deeper plunge?

 

[Drugs]

I'm not buying the "bottom is near" narrative just yet, at least not until we see some sustained support above 25000. From what I've seen, these miner dumpsters have been a thing for months now, and they never quite seem to signal a clear bottom. Maybe we're just seeing some more desperate dumping before the next big bounce?

 

[pau00]

idk what to make of this - I've noticed the hashrate has taken a hit too, but I'm guessing a lot of that's due to China's crackdown on mining, not necessarily miner dumping. Still, if we do get a significant drop in hash rate, it could help ease the supply side of things, right?

 

[Big_HOME]

I'm long-term bullish on BTC, but I gotta say, those recent miner dumps are definitely eye-catching. Might just be a strategic move to stabilize prices, but it's hard to shake the feeling that we're due for a bounce soon. Would love to see some buying pressure on BTC next week.

 

[Hggggg]

I've been saying this for weeks, but I think the miner dumps are just a natural correction after the crazy run-up in May. If you look at the charts, it's pretty clear the price was overdue for a pullback and we might see some stabilization soon. Still, I'm not getting too excited until we see some real volume on the buying side.

 

[iblz]

I'm still holding out for a strong bounce from the 20k mark but honestly, miner behavior isn't a perfect indicator. If the hashrate starts to drop off significantly, that's when I'll take the signs of a bottom seriously. Until then, I'm not convinced we're done with the downtrend.

 

[molka]

i'm not sure why people are putting so much stock in miner dumpsters as a bottom indicator, when in reality they're just trying to recoup their own capital losses. if you're trying to time the market, you could be in for a world of hurt. in the long term, the fundamentals of BTC remain strong, so if you're in for the ride, imo it's not the worst time to be adding.

 

[Desti]

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[Natasha77]

Miner capitulation is usually the final shakeout phase, but trying to catch a falling knife is still risky. I'd wait for the dust to settle before apeing back in.

 

[dustofpandemoni]

Miner capitulation usually signals the final flush before a turnaround, but trying to catch a falling knife is still risky. I’m waiting for the hash rate to stabilize before apeing back in. We’re probably close, but don’t get rekt buying too early.

 

[katesho]

Miner capititation usually takes a minute to fully flush out the weak hands. I’d bet we chop sideways a bit longer until the hash rate stabilizes. Definitely don't try catching this falling knife just yet.

 

[panovingvar]

Miners are underwater and forced to sell to keep the lights on, so I wouldn't be surprised if we bleed out a bit more before the real flush. We usually haven't hit true capitulation until the hash rate takes a massive dive along with the price.

 

[amenos5]

yeah maybe, but till the 200MA or 50MA holds above the 50DMA on the 4hr, I don't put too much stock in these dumpsters signaling a bottom. the real test will be when the whales start buying in again, and I'm not seeing that yet. we'll see another leg down before any kind of sustainable bounce.

 

[B0Jl40ck]

SHIB price prediction for Q1 2025

 

[White Bear]

Miner capitulation is usually the final shakeout before we reverse, so