Bitcoin whales, mainly institutional investors, have rapidly increased their holdings by acquiring 10,000 BTC worth about $750 million in just four days. This surge in buying coincides with growing interest in U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, notably BlackRock's IBIT, and has driven Bitcoin exchange reserves to their lowest level since December 2017. The reduced supply on exchanges has helped push Bitcoin's price up from around $65,000 to a local high near $75,000, though it faces resistance at this level. Continued whale accumulation will be key to breaking this resistance and sustaining a bullish rally.
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