#CPIWatch #MarketRebound Bitcoin keeps repeating the same story — the classic 1–2–3 pattern that appears before every major bull run. First, $BTC forms a long base where price moves sideways as weak hands exit and long-term holders quietly accumulate. Then comes the breakout and retest: Bitcoin breaks above a key resistance level, pulls back to confirm it as support, and this is where smart money usually enters heavily. After that, the expansion phase begins — a strong, parabolic move with higher highs, big momentum, and retail FOMO jumping in late. What’s interesting is that Bitcoin is once again showing this same 1–2–3 structure right now. The base is already built, the breakout has happened, and the market may be preparing for another expansion phase. This pattern keeps repeating because market psychology never changes — the same emotions, the same mistakes, and the same opportunities appear cycle after cycle.
#CPIWatch Crypto and Bitcoin keep pumping because the market has entered a perfect storm of factors pushing prices higher. The Bitcoin halving has created a major supply shock, reducing new $BTC entering the market while demand continues to rise. Institutions, hedge funds, and big players are buying heavily through spot ETFs and long-term accumulation, even before retail investors return. At the same time, global inflation and currency weakness are driving people toward Bitcoin as a “digital gold” hedge. Liquidity in financial markets is expanding, and historically when liquidity rises, crypto surges even faster. BTC dominance is climbing, showing smart money is positioning in Bitcoin before rotating into altcoins. On-chain data also reveals that long-term holders are not selling, exchanges have less supply, and accumulation wallets are increasing. Combined with strong narratives like ETFs, halving, adoption, and AI-blockchain synergy, the momentum keeps building. In short, demand is rising faster than supply while institutions continue loading up — and that’s why this cycle is still strong.
The seven largest dormant Bitcoin wallets together hold a massive amount of $BTC that has remained untouched for many years. The biggest among them are the wallets linked to Satoshi Nakamoto, containing around 1 million BTC, worth over $100 billion today. Other huge inactive wallets include one connected to the Mt. Gox hack, holding about 79,957 BTC (worth over $8 billion), and another mysterious wallet with around 83,000 BTC, also valued at more than $8 billion. Several early-mining wallets from 2010 hold between 9,000 and 28,000 BTC, valued in the billions, and these coins have never moved. A large stash believed to belong to early Bitcoin figure Mircea Popescu is also considered dormant after his death. Together, these wallets represent tens of billions of dollars in Bitcoin that have remained frozen for over a decade, reducing the active supply and adding mystery to Bitcoin's early history.