Krutika Adani
Over 60 new wallets holding 1,000+ BTC emerged since early March—despite a sluggish market, signaling quiet but strong whale accumulation.
Whale wallets rose from 2,037 in February to 2,107 by mid-April—levels not seen since the post-Trump election surge last year.
While addresses holding less than 10 BTC declined, those with over 100 BTC and especially 10,000+ BTC continue to grow.
Whales reportedly bought Bitcoin at rates 300% above yearly issuance—driving exchange balances down and fueling bullish sentiment.
As Bitcoin reclaims $87.4K and exits a falling wedge pattern, analysts hint a six-figure move could hit by May.