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Strategy announced its largest Bitcoin purchase in over four months, spending $835 million. The firm now possesses nearly 650,000 Bitcoin, valued at approximately $61 billion, even as Bitcoin's price has fallen by 11% recently. Despite this substantial acquisition, Strategy's shares dropped 1.5%, reflecting a

Strategy has made its largest Bitcoin purchase in over four months, acquiring $835 million worth of Bitcoin while its price has recently dropped. The firm now owns nearly 650,000 Bitcoin, valued at approximately $61 billion, with Bitcoin trading around $94,000, marking an 11% decline within a week. The

The number of entities holding at least 1,000 BTC has increased to 1,436 despite Bitcoin’s recent decline to multi-month lows, indicating a strategic shift among large holders amidst market weakness. This rise contrasts with the trend of 2025, where larger holders have primarily been net sellers. The

Recent activity indicates a rise in the number of entities holding at least 1,000 BTC, which has increased to 1,436, despite Bitcoin's drop to multi-month lows. This development marks a reversal from the 2025 trend, where larger holders were predominantly net sellers. During this period, whale

ICP has seen a continuation of its decline as it fell 5.57% to $4.8119, marking an extended pullback from its November highs. The price dropped below the crucial $5.00 level, which has acted as a pivot point in recent months. Trading volume increased significantly, nearly doubling the

The number of entities holding at least 1,000 BTC has surged to 1,436 as Bitcoin's price nears multi-month lows. This marks a notable shift from earlier in 2025, when larger holders were primarily net sellers. The recent uptick suggests a renewed interest from whales as Bitcoin

The recent activity of Bitcoin whales indicates a shift in the market dynamics as the count of entities holding at least 1,000 BTC has increased to 1,436, despite Bitcoin's decline below $100,000. This marks a reversal in the trend of 2025 when larger holders were