Long-term Bitcoin holders have hit a critical inflection point—they've stopped selling for the first time since July. This kind of accumulation pattern has historically preceded significant rallies. The last time we saw comparable behavior in holder sentiment, BTC made a substantial move upward. When whales go quiet and lock in their positions instead of distributing, it typically signals they're anticipating something substantial on the horizon. The chart data suggests institutional and long-term players are tightening their grip rather than taking profits, which could be the calm before a notable market shift.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 1h ago
The whale is not moving, is it really coming this time?
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 16h ago
The whales are not moving anymore. Is this really the time to take off?
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WalletDivorcer
· 16h ago
The whales are not moving anymore. Is this really the time to take off?
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WenMoon42
· 17h ago
Stop bragging. Last time you said there would be a big market move, but it fell below the support level. Now it's "history repeating itself"?
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SleepyArbCat
· 17h ago
Whales stop selling? Is this really different this time... or is it just that gas fees are too high to bother moving the wallet
Long-term Bitcoin holders have hit a critical inflection point—they've stopped selling for the first time since July. This kind of accumulation pattern has historically preceded significant rallies. The last time we saw comparable behavior in holder sentiment, BTC made a substantial move upward. When whales go quiet and lock in their positions instead of distributing, it typically signals they're anticipating something substantial on the horizon. The chart data suggests institutional and long-term players are tightening their grip rather than taking profits, which could be the calm before a notable market shift.