Analysis: Bitcoin's current rebound still lacks strong liquidity, and a decisive breakthrough above the $80,000 mark will trigger a true return of liquidity.

BlockBeats news, September 10 — Crypto analyst Darkfost provided data analysis stating that although Bitcoin has recently rebounded by about 45%, liquidity remains weak, spot demand is still relatively soft, and the cumulative volume delta (90-day moving average) remains neutral, while on the futures side, buyers have clearly gained the upper hand.

On the other hand, stablecoin inflows into CEXs have also shown signs of slowing. Taking Binance as an example, its stablecoin reserves have fallen by nearly $7 billion from their peak, and the market still needs more inflows to reach higher levels.

Darkfost also said that Bitcoin's technical outlook remains relatively optimistic, and if it subsequently breaks strongly above $80,000, that will be the key threshold for liquidity to truly return.