#binance #hype #zec #near
11/02/26 21:19 UTC-04

Large cryptocurrency holders have begun buying bitcoins.

Over the past week, whales purchased 53,000 bitcoins — their largest accumulation since November. Owners of wallets holding more than 1,000 BTC invested over $4 billion in acquiring BTC, while smaller market participants remained largely inactive.

The overall picture looks less optimistic to experts. Excluding transactions involving crypto exchanges and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), large holders more often sold bitcoins than bought them. Since mid-December, the total volume of their net sales has exceeded 170,000 BTC.

Currently, new demand is virtually absent, Bloomberg writes. Exchange-traded funds are showing little activity as their clients are still incurring losses. Corporate buyers are also in no hurry to return to the market, Glassnode specialists note.

The current cautious recovery is noticeably different from previous periods of rapid growth, as recent purchases cannot offset the prior decline, experts interviewed by the news agency point out.

“When this storm settles, we will buy again — after selling at the end of last year. But for now, the clouds have not cleared,” crypto investor Bruno Ver shared with Bloomberg.

According to analysts from another blockchain company, CryptoQuant, during the crypto market downturn whales accumulated 67,000 bitcoins worth $4.5 billion at the exchange rate as of February 11.

Earlier, experts from the investment company Bernstein stated that by the end of the year bitcoin would be worth $150,000 — as the bear cycle is expected to end soon.

See also: "Polymarket users are betting on Ethereum’s decline by the end of February."

#crypto currencies #Buy

Editor: Alyona Nabok
Comments

Similar

11/06/26 19:41 UTC-04

Japan Equates Cryptocurrencies with Securities

Japan has approved a large-scale reform of crypto regulation: Bill No. 57 passed the committee of the lower house of parliament on 10 June 2026, the plenary session on 11 June, and was transferred to the upper house on the same day. The document amends two key laws at once — the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act and the Payment Services Act.

10/06/26 00:09 UTC-04

Bitcoin and Gold Fall Together as a Rate-Hike Bet Hits Every Hedge

$BTC changed hands at $61,233 on Wednesday, down 3% over 24 hours and 6.9% on the week, while gold fell 2% to below $4,200 an ounce. The market is betting on higher interest rates and is punishing assets like Bitcoin and crypto that do not pay one.

08/06/26 00:12 UTC-04

Grayscale Warns That Strategy May Struggle to Keep Buying Bitcoin

Strategy’s Bitcoin-buying model has come back under scrutiny after Grayscale warned that current share prices could limit its ability to continue accumulating. The concern emerged amid a Bitcoin sale, pressure from STRC dividends and doubts over whether Strategy can keep financing purchases without stronger investor demand.

06/06/26 04:23 UTC-04

Are Retail Traders Selling Their Bitcoin to Buy the SpaceX IPO?

The Elon Musk-owned rockets, satellite and AI company SpaceX is selling up to 30% of its record $75 billion offering directly to retail investors through Robinhood, Fidelity and Charles Schwab, more than three times the slice a typical IPO sets aside for individuals.

04/06/26 15:50 UTC-04

Morgan Stanley to Give AI Agents Access to $1.2 Trillion in Asset Management

US investment bank Morgan Stanley has announced plans to open its equity programme administration platforms to external AI agents, CNBC reports. The decision will cover a business division through which the company has attracted $1.2 trillion in assets and will become one of the first examples of a major Wall Street bank allowing autonomous artificial intelligence systems to interact directly with its infrastructure.