Tags: Bitcoin whales

Bitcoin miners are selling, whales are realizing losses, and BTC is still in one of its least bullish phases since November 2022.

Binance whales are reducing inflows and are indicating a shift toward holding positions despite the current macroeconomic unrest.

While retail investors panic-sell, whales keep accumulating – their holdings up 2.6% in just five weeks despite market turbulence.

Were whales or leveraged longs behind BTC’s latest relief rally?

Large Bitcoin wallets paused accumulation during holidays, dumped mid-February, but are now re-accumulating as the market looks for direction.

Smaller Bitcoin investors increased significantly, while whales reduced holdings slightly.

Large Bitcoin holders have sold thousands of BTC in a week, sparking concerns about further downturns and volatility.

Santiment predicts a scenario where whales accumulate Bitcoin as retail traders panic in fear.

Aged Bitcoin wallets moved 14,000 BTC, but on-chain analysis indicates no immediate sell pressure on the market.

Bitcoin’s decline fits historical bull market corrections, despite sharp losses from tariff news.

42.26 million wallets held less than 0.01 BTC as of today.

Bitcoin and Trump’s token dropped Tuesday as policies disappointed, but whale wallets are accumulating 1,002 BTC daily, signaling confidence.

Market experts reveal that Bitcoin’s ongoing slump aligns with historical patterns seen in previous post-halving years.

Binance’s record $31 billion reserves and institutional Bitcoin adoption reflect optimism for 2025.

BTC’s price notched another record, are whales behind the latest rally?

Bitcoin started the week on the wrong foot, with a price slump of over three grand.

Over $6 billion worth of BTC was scooped by larger investors in November alone.

In the wake of Trump’s win, Bitcoin whales have ramped up their holdings, expecting positive market conditions under his presidency.

Several whales have accumulated as much as 2,780 BTC since November 1st, ahead of the U.S. election.

The increase in bitcoin whale wallets suggests that major stakeholders are capitalizing on selling pressure from retail traders.

Will BTC face another rejection at around $65,000?

The last instance of weekly negative flow among these whales occurred in May.

While small traders are panic-selling amid price weakness, Bitcoin whales were busy stacking up more BTC.

CryptoQuant data shows whales have accumulated $23 billion in BTC over the past month despite the ongoing market downturn.