Centralized exchanges recorded a net inflow of 22,781.88 BTC over the past 24 hours on November 29, Coinglass data show. Kraken led with a net inflow of 11,056.56 BTC, followed by Bitfinex at 3,890.00 BTC and OKX at 2,403.16 BTC. Gate registered a net outflow of 7.16 BTC.

Cumulative short position liquidations across major centralized exchanges may reach $557 million if Bitcoin surpasses $92,000, Coinglass data show on November 29. Long position liquidations could hit $838 million should Bitcoin fall below $89,000. Coinglass notes liquidation charts display relative intensity of liquidation clusters rather than precise contract volumes, with higher bars indicating stronger potential price reactions when specific levels are reached.

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a net inflow of $71.4 million on November 28, Farside Investors data show. Fidelity's FBTC led with $77.5 million in inflows and ARK's ARKB added $88 million, while BlackRock's IBIT saw an outflow of $113.7 million. Grayscale's GBTC and mini BTC products posted inflows of $10.7 million and $8.9 million respectively.

Bitcoin briefly topped $93,000 on Nov. 28, but funding rates across major centralized and decentralized exchanges remain below neutral levels, signaling persistent bearish sentiment, Coinglass data show. The rates sit beneath baseline thresholds for mainstream cryptocurrencies. Funding rates—periodic payments between long and short holders in perpetual contracts—indicate market positioning: rates above 0.01% reflect bullish sentiment, while rates below 0.005% suggest bearish expectations.

Addresses linked to BlackRock received 300 BTC valued at $27.51 million and 16,629 ETH valued at $50.64 million from Coinbase within a 10-minute window on November 29, Onchain Lens data show. Over the preceding three days, the addresses accumulated 4,044 BTC worth $354 million and 80,121 ETH worth $235 million from the exchange.

Bitcoin briefly fell below $92,000 on November 28 after reaching an intraday high, HTX market data show. The cryptocurrency was trading at $92,122 at the time of reporting.

Bitcoin's primary supply sits between $93,000-$96,000 and $100,000-$108,000, Glassnode data show on Nov. 28. Recent buyers may face resistance within these price bands. The data identify these two ranges as key supply density areas that could influence near-term price action.

Large Bitcoin holders deposited approximately $7.5 billion worth of BTC to Binance over a period exceeding 30 days, CryptoQuant data show on Nov. 28. The volume marks the first such occurrence since March 2025, when Bitcoin declined from $102,000 to $70,000. The elevated exchange inflows suggest major holders are positioning for market volatility, with selling pressure remaining unresolved, the analysis states.