According to PANews and analyst Ali Martinez, over the last 48 hours, large wallets have purchased more than 20,000 BTC. This is no small amount — $2.06 billion at the current rate. Friends, such money is not spent on whims. This is not 'trying it out', this is a bet.
Who is doing this and why?
This is not your neighbor who bought $100 worth through Revolut. This is institutions, funds, possibly governments. Yes, countries. And when they are buying, they are doing so because they know something. Or see something. Or are preparing for the next step — and clearly not down.
And now pay attention: 20,000 BTC is almost 0.1% of the total Bitcoin supply. Considering that a decent chunk of coins is permanently lost, the share is even higher. They are not just buying. They are drying up the market, reducing liquidity and pushing the price higher.
What’s happening in the background?
• Global liquidity is increasing, and with it, the appetite for 'protected' assets.
• Spot Bitcoin ETFs are gaining record volumes — institutions are literally pouring in billions.
• The halving has occurred, miners' rewards have decreased, which means — the new supply is limited like never before.
• And despite all this, Bitcoin has already rewritten its historical maximum, but still looks hungry.
What does this mean for you and me?
Simple answer: if whales are entering at $100,000, they are not waiting for $110,000. They are looking at $200K, $300K, and beyond. And as always, those who will laugh that it’s 'too expensive' will again find themselves on the sidelines of history.
Result:
Whales are not joking. They see Bitcoin not as a bubble, but as a new foundational layer of the world economy. And what is happening now is not the finale. This is just the warm-up.
The question is not whether it’s too late to enter. The question is — will you be inside when the number on the screen shows 200,000?
