Bitcoin’s Next Move May Depend on Who Keeps Buying $BTC is still trapped below $80K, but holder behavior underneath the range is starting to shift. Over the past three weeks, whale holdings fell by about 0.20%, while retail wallets increased their share by roughly 0.09%. WHALES: trimming exposure, but not aggressively. Long-term holders have returned to profit-taking, which adds supply to the market without yet looking like broad capitulation. RETAIL: absorbing part of that supply. Smaller wallets are accumulating, but the increase is still modest enough to suggest there is no major FOMO phase yet. The price chart is now testing whether that redistribution can support another leg higher. Bitcoin has repeatedly failed around $80K, while $75.5K continues to act as the main support inside the current range. Momentum has also cooled, with RSI around 46.7 after the latest rejection. So the key question is not simply whether retail is buying. It is whether that demand can absorb ongoing profit-taking strongly enough for BTC to reclaim $80K and then break the $82K ceiling. Losing $75.5K would shift the structure in the opposite direction. #BTC Price Analysis# #Ad #Bitcoin #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#