Investors are turning to a buy-the-dip strategy.

Recently, interest in cryptocurrency exchanges has been on the rise. Especially, the inflow of stablecoins has reached the highest level in the last 8 months, indicating that investors are once again leaning towards a buy-the-dip strategy. According to data shared by a CryptoQuant analyst, a total of 6.58 billion dollars worth of stablecoins entered exchanges in the last 30 days. This value represents the largest increase recorded since February 4.

Analysts suggest that this increase shows that investors are looking for buying opportunities again and are preparing to increase cash flow in the markets. According to analyses, a significant portion of the stablecoin inflows was directed to the Binance exchange. Binance recorded a net inflow of 3.63 billion dollars, followed by the Bybit exchange with 1.30 billion dollars. Additionally, an outflow of 66.25 million dollars was recorded on the OKX exchange. Other exchanges also observed a total inflow of 1.72 billion dollars.

The increase in stablecoin inflows is particularly notable following the sharp decline in Bitcoin (BTC) and major altcoins around October 10. Analysts believe this situation proves that investors are preparing to buy at potential bottom levels and that the "buy on dip" sentiment is strengthening. A CryptoQuant analyst emphasizes that stablecoin inflows are often leading indicators of price recoveries.

Current data indicates that there is a potential for short-term recovery in the Bitcoin and altcoin markets. It is crucial for investors to closely monitor this situation and pay attention to market movements. In particular, conducting a careful analysis between price levels and buying opportunities can provide profits for investors.