Large Bitcoin holders, or whales, have increased their holdings to about 3.06 million BTC since prices fell below $60K, accumulating nearly 190,000 BTC since December 2025. This trend suggests these major players are absorbing supply from weaker investors, potentially marking the late phase of the bear market cycle. Bitcoin currently trades around $64,700, about 22% above its realized price of $52,900, indicating overall network profitability. Continued whale accumulation above this realized price could establish a strong price floor, while a drop below it might trigger further selling pressure.
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