Opinion: Widespread Bitcoin accumulation signals increasing institutional confidence
BlockBeats News, February 16, according to Forbes, one of the most easily overlooked developments during the crypto market downturn is the widespread accumulation signs emerging for bitcoin. On-chain analysis shows that after experiencing large-scale sell-offs, almost all holder groups have resumed buying behavior.
Specifically, according to Glassnode data, since the end of 2025, it is the first time that all wallet sizes have shown a general and sustained buying trend. Notably, the data shows that wallets holding 10 to 100 bitcoins have been the most aggressive buyers, once again becoming the main buyers when the price fell back to around $60,000.
As institutions continue to deploy on-chain solutions, develop and launch bitcoin-related products (including more ETF and ETF-like products), and overall provide more on-chain services, the demand base for bitcoin and other crypto assets is now broader than during previous downturns.
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