Bitcoin Fell Below $80,000, but Wallets Holding 10 to 10,000 BTC Just Hit a Record High. Are Big Buyers Loading Up?

Bitcoin Fell Below $80,000, but Wallets Holding 10 to 10,000 BTC Just Hit a Record High. Are Big Buyers Loading Up?

Bitcoin whale wallets just hit an all-time record even as the price tumbled, but the data hides a critical question about whether big buyers are actually accumulating or simply reshuffling coins they already own.

60,000 BTC Added as Bitcoin’s Largest Holders Appear Willing to Retain More BTC Into the Recovery

Bitcoin whale holdings climbed by about 60,000 BTC to nearly 3 million as large holders increased exposure during the latest market recovery. Bitcoin’s largest non-exchange holders have added roughly 60,000 BTC as the market recovered, pushing their combined balance from about 2.94 million BTC to nearly 3 million.Visit Website

CryptoQuant: New Bitcoin Whales Hold $77K Cost Basis

A new cohort of Bitcoin whales, identified by on-chain analytics firm CryptoQuant, now accounts for roughly one-third of total whale realized cap, with an estimated aggregate cost basis near $77,000, a data point that analysts may use to assess large-holder conviction and potential price floor support.Read more...

New whales account for one-third of Bitcoin's whale realized cap

The rise of new Bitcoin whales suggests shifting market dynamics, potentially impacting future price stability and institutional investment trends.

Bitcoin Whales Hit Record High Near $82K—Will Support Hold?

On-chain accumulation surges past 20,000 whale wallets, but analysts warn key technical levels remain under test. Continue reading at DailyCoin.

Bitcoin Whale Accumulation Hits Record High

Bitcoin's 10-10,000 BTC wallets hit a record 20,338 and added 85,000 coins in three weeks even as price slid, though the pattern once preceded a 34% drop.