Bitcoin whales record the largest accumulation in over 13 years
The Bitcoin 'whales' have just made the strongest accumulation move in over A DECADE — and in my opinion, almost no one is talking about the true nature of this.
In the past 30 days, the group of large investors has net bought about 270,000 $BTC , equivalent to nearly 23 billion USD. To me, this number is particularly noteworthy because it accounts for about 1.3% of the total Bitcoin supply, and more importantly: this is the largest net purchase by this group in OVER 13 YEARS.
But from my perspective on the market, the key point is not how much they buy, but when they buy.
In the historical data I track, such whale accumulation phases typically occur during periods of instability, when the narrative is still confused, and market sentiment is still polarized — not at clear peaks where everyone believes the price can only go up.
This is the kind of silent positioning I often see in long-term cash flow: they take positions when most of the market is distracted by other short-term stories and not really paying attention to how big money is moving.
Does this mean Bitcoin will skyrocket tomorrow? In my opinion, definitely NOT.
But what it clearly shows, at least from my point of view, is that those with the longest-term vision are actively increasing their positions, while many others are still busy complaining that their altcoins or shitcoins haven't performed.
By the way, I was the one who correctly called the bottom of BTC around 16,000 USD three years ago, and I also accurately predicted the peak region of 126,000 USD last October.
And I want to make it clear: when I start buying Bitcoin again seriously, I will publicly announce it here — so that anyone following the logic of cash flow like me can decide for themselves whether to join or not.
