Bitcoin may be gearing up for another downturn as on-chain data signals sustained selling pressure. A recent report from CryptoQuant shows an uptick in selloffs among spot and futures traders.
If this trend persists, BTC risks sliding below the critical $110,000 price mark.
Bitcoin Sell Pressure Intensifies
According to a recently published report on CryptoQuant, Bitcoin has seen a surge in selloffs from both spot and futures traders, as reflected in two key indicators—the Spot Taker Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD, 90-day) and the Taker Buy/Sell Ratio.
The Spot Taker CVD, which tracks whether market takers are predominantly buyers or sellers, has flipped red after months of buy-side dominance. This shift signals renewed selling pressure, a pattern that has historically preceded corrections.
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It reflects a cooling of aggressive buying interest and a growing willingness among BTC spot traders to offload positions, signaling exhaustion in the market.
Further, according to the report, BTC’s Taker Buy/Sell Ratio has slipped to 0.91, falling below its long-term baseline of 1.0. This indicates that sell orders now consistently outweigh buy orders across the coin’s futures market.
An asset’s taker buy-sell ratio measures the ratio between the buy and sell volumes in its futures market. Values above one indicate more buy than sell volume, while values below one suggest that more futures traders are selling their holdings.
This confirms the mounting sell-side pressure and weakening sentiment, which could worsen BTC price declines if it continues.
Can the $112,000 Support Fuel a Fresh Rally?
BTC trades at $112,906 at press time, resting above the support floor at $111,920. If demand grows and this price floor strengthens, it could propel BTC’s price toward $115,764. A successful breach of this level could open the door for a rally to $118,922.
Conversely, if sell-side pressure mounts, BTC risks plunging below $111,920 and falling toward $109,267.
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