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🚨 Someone just pulled nearly $590 million worth of Bitcoin off Binance... and that's not something I ignore. Yesterday, 9,030 BTC left Binance—the largest single-day Bitcoin outflow from the exchange in five months. That's not retail taking profits. That's the kind of move that usually signals long-term holders or institutions moving coins into self-custody, where they're far less likely to be sold. But the timing is what really caught my attention. Just a few weeks ago, Bitcoin's 30-day momentum was sitting at -21%. Since then, it's steadily recovered and has finally pushed back toward the zero line. We've seen this movie before. 📈 In October 2025, January 2026, and April 2026, momentum recovered from deeply negative levels, crossed back above zero, and Bitcoin rallied shortly after. Now history is presenting a familiar setup: • 9,030 BTC leaves the largest exchange. • Momentum recovers from extreme weakness. • Buyers are trying to reclaim control. Does that guarantee another rally? No. Momentum has spent the last two weeks hovering around the zero line without a decisive breakout, so confirmation is still needed. But when one of the largest Bitcoin outflows in months happens at the same time momentum is recovering, it's a signal worth paying attention to. The market may still be uncertain—but someone just made a $589 million bet that their Bitcoin is better held than sold. 👀📈 #DailyOrbit