


Long-term Bitcoin holders have decided to stop selling significant amounts of their Bitcoin for the first time in six months. Investor Ted Pillows stated on the social media platform X, "Long-term holders have stopped selling Bitcoin for the first time since July 2025. Things look good for a relief rally at this point."
According to crypto data, the number of wallets holding Bitcoin for over 155 days decreased from 14.8 million coins in mid-July to 14.3 million coins in December. This indicates that investors are behaving more cautiously and have reduced their selling tendencies.
On the Ethereum side, an increase in purchasing activities among whales has been observed. Analysts from Milk Road, based on data from the crypto analysis platform CryptoQuant, announced that large Ethereum holders added approximately 120,000 ETH to their wallets since December 26. Currently, addresses holding over 1,000 ETH control about 70% of the supply.
Large investors and whales emerge as key players who determine the market's dynamics. Their buying and selling decisions can directly influence market liquidity and overall investor psychology. However, investor sentiment often moves contrary to expectations, which is reflected in the fluctuations of Bitcoin prices after the Christmas week.
In the past week, Bitcoin traded between $86,744 and $90,064. However, after the Christmas week ended, investors began to adopt a cautious stance again under selling pressure. It is important to pay attention to market fluctuations during this process.
The information provided here does not constitute investment advice, and market conditions are subject to continuous change. Stay tuned for detailed analysis and developments.
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