On-chain data reveals that since January 1, about 844,275 BTC have last moved in the $60,000 to $70,000 price range, increasing the total supply in this range to 1.85 million BTC. This indicates significant accumulation, likely by institutional buyers, who view this range as a key entry point during recent market corrections. The $70,000 to $80,000 range shows a supply gap with fewer coins last moved, potentially allowing faster price moves once Bitcoin breaks decisively above $70,000. Analysts highlight that this accumulation cluster suggests strong support and less likelihood of panic selling below $70,000, with key factors like geopolitical events and Fed policy influencing near-term price direction.
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