Bitcoin’s supply shifted heavily toward larger holders in August, with wallets holding 100+ BTC adding around 60,000 BTC while smaller wallets sold roughly 47,000 $BTC .  That is an interesting change in market positioning. According to CryptoQuant’s data, wallets holding more than 100 BTC accumulated about 60,000 BTC between August 1 and 30. Meanwhile, wallets holding 1–100 BTC sold around 33,000 BTC, while sub-1 BTC wallets sold another 14,000 BTC.  The important part is that the larger holders reportedly had not significantly distributed those newly accumulated coins by August 30. That suggests the recent Bitcoin rally wasn’t simply driven by leveraged traders chasing price. There was also a meaningful transfer of supply from smaller holders toward larger wallets. Of course, whale accumulation doesn’t guarantee that BTC will continue higher. Large holders can eventually become sellers too, especially if momentum weakens. But for now, the positioning is notable. Smaller wallets are taking profit while bigger holders are absorbing the supply. The real question is how long that accumulation continues. #BTC Price Analysis# #BTC Above 60K# $BTC