Despite Bitcoin trading below $67,000, large investors are seizing the opportunity to buy in.
According to Lookonchain, a market intelligence service, these major investors have been actively increasing their holdings following Monday’s price drop.
Four whales accumulated 5,900 $BTC ($397M) from CEX in the past 24 hours!
1️⃣ Whale “12QVs” withdrew 4,500 $BTC ($303M) from #Binance at ~$67,298.
• Among these tokens, 3,500 $BTC ($233M) were withdrawn after the #Bitcoin price plunged.
2️⃣ Three whales (likely one entity)… pic.twitter.com/YCWNM5GI4z
— Spot On Chain (@spotonchain) July 30, 2024
One prominent investor, identified as “12QVsf,” withdrew 4,500 BTC, valued at over $302 million, from Binance.
This whale is also connected to three other wallets that collectively moved 1,400 BTC, worth $94 million, from Bitfinex on Tuesday morning.
Additionally, these wallets had previously extracted 2,510 BTC, amounting to over $163 million, from Bitfinex on June 20.
Spot On Chain, an on-chain analytics platform, has also noted this accumulation trend.
Following a high of $73,000 in March, analysts are optimistic about Bitcoin’s prospects, predicting a potential bull run that could push its value above $100,000 in the near future.
The U.S. government’s plan to establish a Strategic Crypto Reserve has sparked a lively debate in the crypto community, with even well-known critics like Peter Schiff joining the conversation.
David Sacks, the White House’s top official on crypto policy, clarified that the Trump administration has not considered selling gold reserves to boost its Bitcoin holdings.
The approval of the U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve was anticipated to have a significant impact on the market, but it hasn’t triggered the expected rally.
Bitcoin is experiencing a temporary phase of price consolidation, but many experts, including Cory Klippsten, are confident that the cryptocurrency has a strong chance of hitting new all-time highs by June 2025.