What happens when the “diamond hands” start selling too?
— Murdock (@TruthInTesting) November 3, 2025
Insider Bitcoin whale has deposited another $55,280,000 in $BTC today.
He keeps on selling every small pump in Bitcoin. pic.twitter.com/WU0Vkzb7Gb
— Ted (@TedPillows) November 2, 2025
Bitcoin will plunge if the government shutdown isn’t settled because it’s stopping the flow of dollars throughout the financial system.
Bitcoin needs dollars to go higher. https://t.co/inSrqFK2dn
— QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) November 3, 2025
Peter Thiel warns Bitcoin doesn’t have much upside left because $BTC has been co-opted by BlackRock and the government.
What happens next?
HT @NoelKapela pic.twitter.com/XE2LWYFWd8 https://t.co/Hwxv3bdU7J— Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) November 3, 2025
🚨BREAKING: 🇫🇷France vote to tax large crypto holdings, calling them “unproductive wealth.” pic.twitter.com/BrtidX0J95
— Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) November 3, 2025
ChainCatcher news, Glassnode posted on social media that the illiquid Bitcoin supply has begun to decline, with approximately 62,000 BTC moved from long-term dormant wallets since mid-October. When the illiquid supply decreases, more tokens will enter the circulating market, and if there is a lack of strong new demand, the upward price trend will face greater resistance.
In this cycle, the illiquid supply was an important driving force, but the recent reversal has broken this trend. Historically, similar supply backflows often weaken market momentum—there was a larger outflow of 400,000 BTC in January 2024, and although the current change is relatively mild, the trend is worth noting.