Bitcoin Whales Are Offloading Their Bags on Institutional Investors

Bitcoin Whales Are Offloading Their Bags on Institutional Investors

The reason the price of Bitcoin has been stuck is pretty clear.

Here's Why Bitcoin's Price Doesn't go up Despite Massive ETF and Corporate Buys

Early Bitcoin (BTC) whales have reportedly offloaded more than 500,000 BTC, worth about $50 billion at current rates, in the past year, an exit matched by institutional inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and corporate treasuries. The churn, detailed in a recent Bloomberg piece, has kept the king cryptocurrency near its record highs while suppressing its more volatile nature, signaling a fundamental shift from speculative…

Satoshi-Era Bitcoin Wallets Move Over $1 Billion Each After 14 Years of Inactivity

Major long-time Bitcoin whales have been offloading their coins en masse over the past year

Bitcoin’s Volatility Fades as Institutions Replace Anonymous Whales - Crypto Economy

TL;DR In one year, whales liquidated over 500,000 Bitcoin worth $50 billion, with most of that supply absorbed by ETFs and institutional investors. Institutions now hold 25% of the circulating Bitcoin, shifting its profile from a speculative asset to a treasury reserve. Volatility has dropped to two-year lows, and analysts warn that if institutional demand slows, sharp declines like those in previous cycles could return. The Bitcoin market is u…