A noteworthy pattern that has emerged in the Bitcoin market, according to bitcoin expert Willy Woo, is an increase in high-net-worth individuals’ purchasing activities.
High-net-worth Bitcoin investors, or “whales” as they are called in the community, have gone on an unparalleled buying binge over the last two months. These people or organisations, who have access to large amounts of money, have been buying Bitcoin at a rate that has never been witnessed before.
“With Bitcoin prices fluctuating from $60,000 to $70,000, high net worth Bitcoin holders have never gone on such a buying binge as they have during the past two months. “These are the individuals possessing roughly $6.5 million to $65 million worth of Bitcoin, ranging from 100 to 1000 BTC,” Woo tweeted.
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The question of whether these whales know something that the rest of the market is unaware of is raised by their aggressive purchasing behaviour.
Whales may have been anticipating a bullish trend in the Bitcoin market, which would account for this spike of activity. Whales may be positioning themselves ahead of a possible price rally because institutional adoption is increasing and they think that current prices are a great place to start building wealth. The precise reasons for the whales’ purchasing spree are yet unknown, though.
Here’s the catch
Bitcoin whales, or addresses with more than 1,000 BTC, have collected a substantial amount of cryptocurrency in recent months, especially during market falls, according to data from on-chain analytics company IntoTheBlock.
Although their conviction is eroding, IntoTheBlock observes a tendency of drop buying among Bitcoin titans.
“Are whales losing faith in the downturn, even though they are purchasing it? Particularly during drops, addresses possessing more than 1000 Bitcoin have accumulated significantly in recent months, according to IntoTheBlock, which also noted that prices have increased soon after each accumulation.
Nonetheless, a declining tendency in accumulation has been seen among these major Bitcoin holders, with each increase in accumulation being smaller than the preceding one. Does this mean whales are becoming less and less interested in purchasing the dip?
As of this writing, BTC has dropped 1.60% to $63,003 during the previous day.
