In the wake of the economic crisis and the temporary suspension of Trump's tariffs, bitcoin reached 84,000. Binance whales, unlike the turbulent market, have been cautious and have refused to sell widely; data report a decline in capital input and trust signals.

While the cryptocurrency market is grappling with macroeconomic uncertainties, all eyes are on whales, especially Binance activists. Amid Trump's tariff controversy that shattered the cryptocurrency market, he temporarily suspended tariffs for 90 days. That was enough news to breathe fresh air into digital assets and get bitcoin to 84,000 quickly. Other cryptocurrencies also rose, but the overall market situation remains volatile.

Large investors known as "whales" can greatly influence market trends. But in this global economic crisis, How do these big actors behave? According to a new analysis by cryptoquant platform expert Darkfost, Binance whales have exhibited a different and amazing behavior: they have exercised restraint and patience.

The whale ratio is a sign of trust.

The first indicator surveyed is the" exchange whale ratio " in Binance. This metric measures the ratio of bitcoin entry by 10 large addresses to Total Exchange entries. This indicator is one of the important tools for determining whether or not whales transfer their bitcoin to the exchange, a move that is usually a pre-sale income.

Another key sign in whale behavior is the amount of capital they’ve transferred to Binance over the past 30 days. This metric helps gauge whether whales are preparing to sell, as large transfers to exchanges often signal selling intent. Interestingly, this index has recently dropped by over $3 billion. The trend closely mirrors what we saw during the market correction in 2024. The takeaway? Potential selling pressure has significantly decreased.The drop is similar to the trend seen during the market correction in 2024 and indicates a dramatic decline in potential sales pressure.

There is no sign of surrender.

Taking into account all this data, a decrease in the proportion of whales, as well as a decrease in capital inflows by them, has a clear message: Binance whales are in no hurry to sell their assets. Instead of making decisions with fear, they seem to have preferred to keep their bitcoins and wait for the volatility to pass.

This behavior represents a kind of cautious optimism in the cryptocurrency market. While micro-investors may be worried and unstable, whales apparently send the message that " the sky is not crumbling yet."