Bitcoin’s climb back above 90 thousand dollars has been accompanied by renewed accumulation from large holders, signaling a recovery of confidence at a key support region.
Bitcoin’s extended period of selling pressure has begun to reverse following the recent sharp correction. After dropping thirty five percent from its October peak and forming a base around the 80 thousand dollar region, the price action has triggered a notable shift among large investors. Recent data shows that addresses holding more than 10,000 BTC have returned to strong accumulation.
Over the past week, this group’s trend score climbed to 0.8, marking the most significant accumulation phase of the last fifteen days. Investors holding between 1,000 and 10,000 BTC have also flipped to net buying for the first time since September. Medium sized holders in the 100 to 1,000 BTC bracket have remained in aggressive accumulation since October, while retail participants holding less than 1 BTC have reached their strongest buying levels since July.
At the core of this shift lies the market’s perception of the 80 thousand dollar region as a fair value zone. The cost basis of major US investment vehicles sitting near 82 thousand dollars reinforces this view. Bitcoin’s rapid rebound from this area toward the 90 thousand dollar mark reflects renewed conviction among large holders and suggests that the strengthening accumulation trend may establish a more stable foundation for the market in the medium term.
