Bitcoin Price Jumps on Biggest Accumulation Wave Since 2013

The pioneer cryptocurrency Bitcoin recorded an uptick of 0.12% during Thursday’s U.S. market session to currently trade at $75,000. Despite an insignificant gain, the Bitcoin price shows a notably lower price rejection in its daily candle, indicating an intact demand from bottom levels. The buying pressure gained its initial momentum from the de-escalation of the U.S. and Iran war, while also indicating further growth potential as whale accumulation pace hits a multi-year high.

BTC Supply Squeeze Deepens as Exchanges Hit 2017 Lows

Over the last 24 hours, the global crypto market cap is up 0.54% to $2.53 trillion. The bullish momentum, though weak, signals sustainability after last week’s recovery attempt, which pushed Bitcoin above $75,000. 

The market sentiment remains neutral to moderately bullish as the U.S. and Iran are engaged in active, indirect talks to extend their current ceasefire. In addition, Pakistan also pushed to host a second peace talk between the two nations to further ease the geopolitical uncertainty. 

While the weak momentum recovery may create concern among retail investors, the large investors have showcased strong conviction in BTC’s potential recovery. 

According to data indicated by Bitfinex, large Bitcoin investors, often referred to as whales, bought approximately 270,000 BTC in the past 30 days, which is the most active buying spurt by this group since 2013.

Simultaneously, balances of Bitcoin held on major exchanges have dropped to their lowest point since December 2017. This squeeze in supply of coins available to platforms is occurring amidst a shrinking overall liquid supply able to meet new demand.

The confluence refers to the increasing concentration of Bitcoin among long-term investors with continually low exchange liquidity.

In addition, Coinglass data on bitcoin order book indicates the presence of heavy liquidity concentration in the upper sell walls of up to 78,000 dollars. Prices are being pulled into this zone, where the selling pressure is likely to be high, resulting in stiff resistance. Solid buying interest is still firm between $71,000 and 73,000.

Bitcoin Price Breakout From Channel Pattern Signals Potential Surge to $84,400

Over the past two weeks, the Bitcoin price has bounced from $64,955 to the current trading price of $75,100, registering a 15% gain. Amid this recovery, the coin price gave a decisive breakout from a long-awaited resistance trendline of a falling channel pattern on Monday. 

Since early October 2025, the BTC price has resonated between the two parallel trendlines of this pattern in a steady correction trend. This breakout signals a major change in market sentiment, bolstering the price for a renewed recovery ahead.

If the bullish momentum persists, the price could rise another 12.75% to hit $84,400 resistance, followed by a leap towards $98,300.

On the contrary, if the Bitcoin price fails to hold this breakout and reverts within the channel pattern, the previous breakout would be marked as a bull trap, further accelerating the market selling pressure.