[Research Shows Capital is Leaving the Market, On-Chain Liquidity Shrinking Significantly]  
Research institution XWIN analyzed that Bitcoin CEX reserves have risen for the first time in six weeks, indicating that investors are transferring Bitcoin back to CEX, either for profit-taking or risk aversion. Miner reserves have dropped to their lowest level since mid-2025, as energy subsidies and tax credits are suspended, forcing miners to sell Bitcoin to cover operational costs. Meanwhile, stablecoin withdrawal volumes from CEX have hit an all-time high, with capital shifting toward safe-haven assets.  
Three indicators suggest that capital is fleeing risk, on-chain liquidity is shrinking, and investor sentiment has dropped to an 'extreme fear' level. XWIN believes Bitcoin is currently undergoing a stress test of conviction and liquidity, and it may take longer for market confidence to recover.