According to CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler, bitcoin inflows to exchanges surged to 114,000 BTC as of June 13, marking a significant shift from the 85,000–115,000 BTC net outflows recorded in early May. The 30-day net exchange flow metric has turned notably positive, indicating a transition from accumulation to distribution phase.
Simultaneously, stablecoin 30-day net flows have turned negative at approximately $105 million, down from the $40–90 million inflows in early May. This weakening buying liquidity, combined with increasing BTC sell pressure on exchanges, is cited as a key factor behind bitcoin's approximately 22% decline from its May peak.