Bitcoin Giants Increase BTC Holdings as Prices Approach All-Time High
Large investors are actively accumulating Bitcoin while smaller holders are selling, signaling a potential market shift.

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Large investors are actively accumulating Bitcoin while smaller holders are selling, signaling a potential market shift.
This article explores the possible resistance thresholds for Bitcoin, based on technical analysis and historical growth patterns.
European digital asset firm reaches a milestone holding of 1,904 BTC following a recent acquisition.
Metaplanet has increased its overall Bitcoin holdings to 15,555 BTC after acquiring an additional 2,205 BTC for around $213 million.
Ripple's bid for a national bank charter revives XRP's trading momentum, crossing the critical resistance point amid increasing trading volumes.
Dogecoin led gains among major cryptocurrencies, rising over 6%, as Bitcoin approaches the $110,000 mark. This comes as U.S. officials announce a delay in tariff hikes, fueling optimism for Federal Reserve rate cuts.

Bitcoin Cash shows significant growth due to whale activity and anticipations of bullish trends, despite low network engagement.
WIF shows resilience at a crucial support level as whale activity suggests bullish potential despite slight losses.
Recent transfers of dormant Bitcoin wallets have sparked discussions about the implications of their activity.
Dogecoin demonstrates resilience after a significant decline, with trading volumes suggesting a potential support base is forming.
The biggest recorded bitcoin transfer from the Satoshi era occurs, involving over $8 billion in BTC. Two inactive wallets move significant amounts of cryptocurrency after years of dormancy.
The NEAR token faced substantial selling pressure as it dropped below important support levels, coinciding with the debut of Bitwise's NEAR exchange-traded product.

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