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Bitcoin has enjoyed a surge, pushing through the $95,000 mark for the first time in two months. The cryptocurrency’s 11.2% price increase has left a number of bearish traders feeling regret over their decision to sell off their holdings. This recent surge, too, has not only reignited bullish sentiment all across the market but also underscored the growing influence of some key market participants—whales and institutional investors—who have been steadily adding BTC to their books. Whale Accumulation Drives Market Confidence A strong signal of this rally has been the ongoing accumulation of Bitcoin by large holders, especially the ones holding between 10,000 and 100,000 BTC. These wallets, usually called “whales,” have added 19,255 BTC to their already huge holdings during this recent price surge. Accumulating confidence in this long-term value asset is what directional price advocates look for when trying to gauge future price moves for Bitcoin. 🐳 Bitcoin’s value has jumped +11.2%, and this has once again coincided with key whales & sharks adding on to their already enormous bags. Wallets holding 10-10K $BTC have added 19,255 more coins in this short stretch, and continue to be one of crypto’s most powerful indicators. pic.twitter.com/b3TiVd71iD — Santiment (@santimentfeed) April 25, 2025 Buying power from Bitcoin whales has, for some time now, been a defining feature of the cryptocurrency’s price chart, helping to stabilize it whenever the digital asset threatens to dip too close to the $20,000 mark (or even lower). They also provide quite a bit of certainty with their purchases, as it seems Bitcoin is a good long-term bet for them. This consistency with their buying only reinforces the idea that Bitcoin’s recent price fluctuation is a bit of a head fake. Bitcoin Miners Reap Profits as Prices Surge The Bitcoin miners have also benefited from the rally, experiencing…

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