Recent on-chain data shows a substantial outflow of bitcoin (BTC) from Galaxy Digital wallets, with an hourly outflow of 691 BTC recorded on September 3rd. This action has led to heightened anxieties in the market, potentially increasing selling pressure and leading to a potential decline in Bitcoin’s price. 🚨 Galaxy Digital Wallets Flashing Red 🚨. A notable increase in outflows from these wallets suggests a possibility of near-term sell pressure. Analysts are observing this kind of outflow pattern before a sharp price drop in the past, as it has happened earlier when Galaxy facilitated a BTC sale of over 80,000 Bitcoin across multiple exchanges. This action led to a brief but significant dip of around 3% in BTC’s price. Despite these outflows, Bitcoin has shown resilience, with recent corporate accumulation exceeding $43 billion in 2025. Over 6% of all BTC is held by corporations, showing the strong demand for Bitcoin as an asset. Additionally, market data from Econometrics reveals a historically low realized volatility (only 83% compared to the previous ten years) suggesting that the market is becoming more stable and less prone to dramatic shifts in price. The stability may help counter potential selling pressure from institutional and corporate players. Bitcoin’s volatility remains remarkably low even as macroeconomic uncertainties intensify, suggesting a maturing asset class.