Whale sentiment around đ $BTC is quietly bullish đ„
Whales arenât dumping. They're accumulating, and strategically. Block just added 234 BTC (15.1M), bringing its treasury to 9,117 BTC. BlackRockâs IBIT pulled in 7,320 BTC this week alone, worth ~$478M. Meanwhile, institutions like BNY Mellon like BNY Mellon are deepening Bitcoin exposure via treasury vehicles.
Even amid noise, BIP-110 drama, Coldcard exploits, Senate delays, whales keep stacking. Notably, dormant wallets (some untouched since 2011) moved 50+ BTC last week, not panic selling, but long-held coins re-entering circulation, often into secure custody or ETFs.
ETF flows reinforce this: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $790M net inflows over 7 days, with BlackRock pulling $128M in a single day. Thatâs institutional capital voting with conviction, not speculation.
The fear-and-greed index sits at 39 (âfearâ), yet whale behavior says otherwise, calm, deliberate, and deeply committed.
#BTC
Whales arenât dumping. They're accumulating, and strategically. Block just added 234 BTC (15.1M), bringing its treasury to 9,117 BTC. BlackRockâs IBIT pulled in 7,320 BTC this week alone, worth ~$478M. Meanwhile, institutions like BNY Mellon like BNY Mellon are deepening Bitcoin exposure via treasury vehicles.
Even amid noise, BIP-110 drama, Coldcard exploits, Senate delays, whales keep stacking. Notably, dormant wallets (some untouched since 2011) moved 50+ BTC last week, not panic selling, but long-held coins re-entering circulation, often into secure custody or ETFs.
ETF flows reinforce this: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $790M net inflows over 7 days, with BlackRock pulling $128M in a single day. Thatâs institutional capital voting with conviction, not speculation.
The fear-and-greed index sits at 39 (âfearâ), yet whale behavior says otherwise, calm, deliberate, and deeply committed.
#BTC