Bitcoin Whales Gobble Up $7.5B in BTC: Is a Massive Rally Coming?
Whales stack 81,338 BTC ($7.5B) as retail sells off! Santiment signals a Bitcoin surge—don’t miss the action!

Santiment’s data shows wallets holding 10 to 10,000 BTC increased their holdings by 0.61%, while small holders (less than 0.1 BTC) cut theirs by 0.6%. This whale accumulation mirrors bullish patterns seen in 2020, when heavy buying preceded major price surges. Companies like Strategy (538,200 BTC) and Tether (100,521 BTC) have also boosted their Bitcoin reserves, alongside nations like El Salvador, which added 7 BTC in April. Meanwhile, retail sell-offs, fueled by tariff fears and Fed uncertainty, have created opportunities for whales to buy the dip.
Whales often move markets, and their current spree suggests strong confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term value, despite its 10% year-to-date drop. Reduced BTC supply on exchanges, down due to ETF inflows ($38.8M recently), could spark a supply squeeze, pushing prices toward $100,000, as some traders on X predict. However, risks remain—Trump’s tariff threats and Powell’s May 7 Fed comments could trigger volatility, especially if rates stay high.
If whales keep accumulating and retail panic subsides, $BTC could test $100,000 soon. But a hawkish Fed or trade war escalation might delay the rally. Investors should watch the $90,000 support level and diversify.