Bitcoin whales have increased their holdings to 3.03 million BTC, the highest since November 2025, signaling renewed accumulation after months of distribution. A mysterious buyer moved 1,162 BTC worth nearly $97 million from Wintermute into five new wallets, indicating large-scale buying activity. Lending data and ETF inflows also support a bullish outlook, though short-term pullbacks near $80,000 are possible. Analysts see this as an early bull market phase with potential sideways or upward price movement over the next 12-24 months.
Following news of increased Bitcoin whale activity, BTC on Pluang trades at Rp1.494.698.010 with a slight 0.08% gain as of Oct 14, 2026 18:22 WIB. The market shows balanced interest with 54% buy orders and a typical hold time of 111 days, reflecting steady engagement despite short-term price fluctuations. Bitcoin's circulating supply on Pluang is at 20.1 million out of 21 million total coins, indicating high market participation.
Bitcoin briefly surged to $84,000 before settling around $83,450 amid cautious trading ahead of U.S. consumer inflation data expected to show a rise to 3.6%. While Bitcoin and the top 20 cryptocurrencies edged slightly higher, most altcoins declined,...
A cryptocurrency derivatives account increased its Bitcoin short position by about $4.591 million within 49 minutes on October 14, raising the total short position to approximately $5.158 million. The position grew from around $567,000 between 5:24 a...
Bitcoin's price is currently moving within a rising channel pattern that could push it back to $100,000 if bulls maintain control. The price is near the channel's bottom and must hold above it and break a small descending trendline to reach resistanc...
Bitway (BTW) led cryptocurrency gains with a 45.91% rise to $2.62 in 24 hours, while most of the top 89 cryptocurrencies declined. Pearl (PRL) also rose significantly by 17.99%, but major coins like Bitcoin and Ether saw slight drops, trading at $83,...
The cryptocurrency BTW surged 48.6% to $2.63 despite a 2.4% decline in the overall crypto market cap to $2.82 trillion. Bitcoin remained relatively stable at $83,502, down just 0.4%, while Ethereum dipped 0.9%. This selective rally in smaller altcoin...
