Bitcoin (BTC) has decreased by 10% in the past month, with wallet holders shifting to accumulation. Data shows whales and mid-sized holders are aggressively accumulating BTC, absorbing nearly 240% of newly mined supply. Realized losses hit $5.8 billion, signaling strong accumulation at current levels. Whales are buying more Bitcoin after recent price drop to $80,000, with intense accumulation trend score nearing 1. Small to mid-sized entities holding between 10 and 1,000 BTC are also accumulating aggressively. Yearly absorption rate by whales and sharks reaches 240%, while exchanges are losing coins at a historic pace. Larger holders are accumulating at the fastest rate in Bitcoin’s history. This trend reflects a shift in traditional finance towards BTC adoption. Realized losses spike to $5.7 billion, with short-term holders facing the most pressure from the downturn. Short-term traders account for bulk of losses, while long-term holders remain relatively unaffected. ETFs contribute to 3% of recent selling pressure.

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