Large Bitcoin holders, known as whales, have accumulated over 39,000 BTC worth nearly $3 billion in recent weeks, while smaller retail investors have been selling their holdings amid a price rally from $62,229 to above $81,500. This divergence suggests whales are absorbing supply as retail investors take profits, reducing the available Bitcoin on exchanges. If whales continue buying while retail selling persists, Bitcoin's price could rise further beyond current levels. However, a shift in whale behavior to selling could signal a different market trend.
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