BTC $79,208.09 +0.96%
ETH $2,501.87 +1.43%
BNB $754.46 +1.00%
XRP $1.44 +3.93%
SOL $104.61 +1.85%
TRX $0.3383 +0.27%
DOGE $0.0906 +1.47%
ADA $0.2209 +1.98%
BCH $259.38 +0.65%
LINK $12.57 -0.73%
HYPE $86.58 +2.94%
AAVE $130.11 -0.87%
SUI $0.8198 +0.87%
XLM $0.1906 +0.57%
ZEC $1,233.31 +8.73%
BTC $79,208.09 +0.96%
ETH $2,501.87 +1.43%
BNB $754.46 +1.00%
XRP $1.44 +3.93%
SOL $104.61 +1.85%
TRX $0.3383 +0.27%
DOGE $0.0906 +1.47%
ADA $0.2209 +1.98%
BCH $259.38 +0.65%
LINK $12.57 -0.73%
HYPE $86.58 +2.94%
AAVE $130.11 -0.87%
SUI $0.8198 +0.87%
XLM $0.1906 +0.57%
ZEC $1,233.31 +8.73%

Analysis: Bitcoin whales have recently resumed accumulation, and the correction is expected to continue

2026-03-15 13:42:46

According to Cointlegraph, Santiment's on-chain data shows that wallets holding 10-10,000 BTC control 68.17% of the total Bitcoin supply (up from 68.07% seven days ago), indicating a recent accumulation rebound, which is seen as a "positive reversal" and a bullish signal.

A week ago, whales sold about 66% of their holdings when the price broke above $74,000. Small wallets (0.01 BTC) continue to accumulate, especially buying when the price falls below $70,000. Santiment warns that the combination of "retail buying + whale selling" has historically often indicated that the correction is not yet over.

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