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Whales Buy $11 Billion in Bitcoin in Two Weeks ! Is a Bull Run on the Horizon ?
Major Bitcoin investors are still accumulating BTC at a record pace despite macroeconomic uncertainties. What does this reveal about the future of the leading cryptocurrency?
Whales Continuously Buying Bitcoin at a Rapid Pace
Despite the recent market turbulence, the largest investors in Bitcoin (commonly referred to as whales) have continued to accumulate the cryptocurrency at an unprecedented rate in recent weeks. According to data from the blockchain analyst Glassnode, these investors have purchased over 129,000 BTC, equivalent to $11.2 billion at the current price of $87,500, between March 11 and 25, 2025.
This is the highest accumulation rate observed since August 2024, indicating a renewed confidence from the market’s major players in Bitcoin’s long-term prospects. “These massive purchases offset the continued selling by small holders,” comments Glassnode.
A Renewed Appetite for “HODLing”
This buying frenzy by whales is accompanied by a renewed interest in the “HODL” strategy (holding onto your BTC for the long term). The “BTC 1Y+ HOLD wave” indicator from Bitbo Charts shows a significant surge, indicating that more investors are adopting a wealth preservation approach to Bitcoin.
This behaviour contrasts with the ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties, fueled in part by trade tensions between the United States and China. However, it reflects the conviction of major investors in the potential of the leading cryptocurrency, despite short-term turbulence.
While eyes are anxiously watching interest rates and geopolitical tensions, Bitcoin whales are showing renewed confidence in the future of the cryptocurrency. Their massive purchases and wealth preservation strategy suggest an anticipated new bullish phase in the months ahead. An encouraging sign for long-term investors, which could signal the start of a new bull run for BTC.
Gaston has been a writer for over 7 years and a passionate cryptocurrency enthusiast since 2020. He loves exploring the crypto ecosystem and is now dedicated to sharing his insights and discoveries through InvestX.
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