Bitcoin Stress Index Rises for the Second Time in 3 Days

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Bitcoin’s Local Market Stress Index rose to 16, its second spike in three days driven entirely by price stress while exchange flows and derivatives leverage remained muted, and the move is roughly one-third the size of the July 28 peak at 52. Exchange inflows hold near 60,000 BTC (about 76% of the annual average), indicating CEX inflow stability but rising price-driven market nervousness that may weigh on short-term crypto sentiment.
- Bitcoin’s Local Market Stress Index rises to 16, its second spike in 3 days.
- Price Stress alone drives the reading; flow and leverage stress stay quiet.
- Exchange inflows hold near 60K BTC, about 76% of the annual average level.
Bitcoin’s Local Market Stress Index climbed to 16 in the latest reading, marking the second impulse in three days, according to CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. The index remains driven almost entirely by price movement, with exchange flows and derivatives leverage showing no participation in the move.
In simple terms, the Stress Index is like a stress thermometer for Bitcoin. It runs from 0 to 100. The higher the number, the more nervous the market is getting. The current spike is roughly one-third the size of the July 28 reading, when the index reached 52 and entered the “Elevated” zone.

Adler said that the siz…
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