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Accumulation Across the Entire Market, BTC May Challenge the $86,000 Resistance Zone?

Record-breaking short liquidations ignited a roughly 26% rebound in Bitcoin from the August lows. Unlike previous leverage-driven squeezes, this rally is supported by substantial buy-side demand. U.S. spot ETFs recorded their strongest weekly inflows of the year, with $2.23 billion, while bitcoin continued to flow out of exchanges. On-chain data shows all wallet cohorts are simultaneously accumulating coins, confirming broad-based buying. Leverage has been effectively cleared post-squeeze, with bitcoin-denominated futures open interest contracting. The funding rate has hovered around neutral, indicating the move was driven more by short covering than new speculative longs. A key challenge lies ahead: a significant supply wall in the $81k to $86k range. This zone is defined by the cost basis of long-term holders, concentrated sell-side order book liquidity, and pending short liquidation clusters. Market structure appears top-heavy, with large-cap assets outperforming smaller ones, a pattern typical of early-cycle rallies. Bitcoin has also decoupled from equities during this move. Cycle indicators have risen from a prolonged "cool" phase, positioning the market in an early stage, far from historical top readings. The path forward hinges on whether this overhead supply can be absorbed. A sustained close above ~$83.3k with continued ETF inflows would signal strength. Conversely, a break below the ~$70k short-term holder cost basis, and ultimately the ~$62k-$65k support floor, would indicate weakening momentum.

marsbit08/27 04:36

Accumulation Across the Entire Market, BTC May Challenge the $86,000 Resistance Zone?

marsbit08/27 04:36

Metaplanet Transfers 1,000 BTC to Coinbase Prime Custody

Japanese bitcoin custody giant Metaplanet transferred another 1,000 BTC, worth approximately $79.77 million, to Coinbase Prime on August 25. This follows the company's recent disclosure of holdings totaling 43,000 BTC, and the transfer suggests these are existing coins, not a new market purchase. According to Lookonchain, the average purchase price for Metaplanet's BTC holdings is $96,191 per coin, valuing its total portfolio at roughly $4.09 billion. The company's accumulation has accelerated rapidly over the past two years, growing from 1,761 BTC at the end of Q4 2024 to over 40,000 BTC recently. A recent purchase of 2,823 BTC solidified its position as Asia's largest publicly traded bitcoin holder. Funding has primarily come through equity issuance and structured products linked to its stock price, with an ambitious goal to hold 210,000 BTC by the end of 2027. The transfer to the exchange's custody service may not indicate an immediate sale but could be for regulated custody, facilitating over-the-counter trades, or enabling corporate transactions. For instance, Metaplanet recently agreed to contribute 2,100 BTC to Nasdaq-listed Super League Enterprise to form a new US treasury platform. With bitcoin's price still below Metaplanet's average cost basis, market participants are closely watching how these custody moves will support the company's long-term accumulation strategy.

cryptonews.ru08/25 20:59

Metaplanet Transfers 1,000 BTC to Coinbase Prime Custody

cryptonews.ru08/25 20:59

Bitcoin 'Whale Investors' Increase Their Holdings by 43,000 BTC, Ending a Months-Long Selling Wave

Large Bitcoin holders, defined as non-exchange and non-mining pool wallets, have accumulated approximately 43,000 BTC (worth around $2.9 billion) over the past 60 days. This marks a significant reversal from a several-month period where this same group were net sellers, contributing to downward pressure on Bitcoin's price following its October 2025 all-time high. The accumulation began when Bitcoin fell to around $60,000, a level that seemingly attracted large holders who had stayed on the sidelines during the sharper phase of the decline. Bitcoin has since recovered to trade in a narrower range between $62,000 and $65,000. This renewed demand is not limited to the largest "whale" wallets. Balances of so-called "dolphin" holders also increased in the same period, indicating a broader accumulation trend beyond just a handful of mega-wallets. This activity occurs against a backdrop of declining overall market activity, with August spot trading volumes hitting their lowest monthly level since August 2021, meaning the whale purchases represent a disproportionately large share of total market activity. This buying shift contrasts with the dominant selling trend seen for much of 2026 from other major entities. Looking ahead, a key factor to watch is whether this large-investor activity persists as Bitcoin approaches the upper bound of its recent $62k-$65k trading range.

cryptonews.ru08/19 13:36

Bitcoin 'Whale Investors' Increase Their Holdings by 43,000 BTC, Ending a Months-Long Selling Wave

cryptonews.ru08/19 13:36

XRP Price Forecast Remains Unchanged as XRP ETFs Surpass $1.5 Billion Inflows

XRP Price Forecast Remains Unchanged as XRP ETFs Surpass $1.5B in Inflows The XRP price forecast remains balanced on a knife's edge, with the price trapped in its narrowest trading range in years. Consolidation between $0.99 and $1.01 since mid-August presents a stark contrast to the steady downtrend from May. Key technical indicators highlight the tension: the price is compressed within tightening Bollinger Bands, signaling low volatility, while the 20-day and 50-day EMAs at $1.0265 and $1.0708, respectively, pose significant overhead resistance. A break above $1.0172 on the hourly chart is needed to flip the short-term trend bullish. Beneath the surface, conflicting signals are building. On-chain data shows persistent accumulation (score of 85) with rising RSI lows, even as the price drifts. Meanwhile, 30-day volatility has hit a four-year low of 30% annualized; historically, similar volatility squeezes have preceded average 60-day price swings of 90.5%. Derivatives markets reveal a fragile setup: Open Interest has surged from $366M to $461M while spot liquidity has collapsed, with funding rates turning slightly negative and leverage increasingly short-biased. Fundamentally, XRP ETFs saw an $5.81 million inflow on August 18, bringing total net inflows to over $1.52 billion. **Conclusion:** XRP is poised for a significant breakout. The convergence of extreme low volatility, heavy accumulation, and a leveraged derivatives setup suggests that whichever way the $1 level breaks—up or down—the subsequent move is likely to be sharp and substantial. The direction remains uncertain, but the potential scale of the move is far greater than the current sideways drift implies.

cryptonews.ru08/19 11:48

XRP Price Forecast Remains Unchanged as XRP ETFs Surpass $1.5 Billion Inflows

cryptonews.ru08/19 11:48

'The Idea of Catching the Absolute Bottom Is Wrong': Experts on a New Phase of Bitcoin Capitulation

Analysts from CryptoQuant advise investors against trying to pinpoint the exact bottom of Bitcoin's price. Their data shows the percentage of the Bitcoin supply in profit has fallen to 51.4%, a level historically associated with capitulation phases followed by accumulation. This means approximately 48.6% of circulating coins are held at an unrealized loss. The metric, based on UTXO analysis comparing a coin's last moved price to its current market value, last neared this level in early 2023 when Bitcoin traded between $16,000 and $20,000. CryptoQuant states that the idea of catching the "absolute bottom" is flawed. The decline in the average cost basis during a bear market reflects coins transferring from weak hands to stronger, long-term holders. While some investors realize losses, others may use the decline for gradual accumulation. The accumulation window may last longer than many expect, even as fear drives some participants away. Historically, a supply in profit below 55% has been linked to re-accumulation periods. Separately, Swan Bitcoin CEO Cory Klippsten offered a forecast, suggesting Bitcoin could form a bottom in October 2026, followed by a recovery towards approximately $130,000 ahead of the 2028 halving. This aligns with the historical pattern of local lows forming about 12 months after bull market peaks; Bitcoin hit its all-time high above $126,000 in early October 2025. However, Klippsten cautioned against over-relying on past cycles due to limited historical data.

cryptonews.ru08/17 13:14

'The Idea of Catching the Absolute Bottom Is Wrong': Experts on a New Phase of Bitcoin Capitulation

cryptonews.ru08/17 13:14

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