Skip to main content

Bitcoin Jumps Back to $70,000 as 'Whales' Inject $4 Billion

Bitcoin recently saw a significant rebound, climbing from $60,000 to $70,000, largely thanks to a $4 billion injection from major investors, often called 'whales.' However, the market is still playing it safe, waiting for more widespread and consistent demand before celebrating a full recovery.

1 1 Updated 4 min read
Bitcoin Jumps Back to $70,000 as 'Whales' Inject $4 Billion
Bitcoin got a strong boost from its biggest holders, often called 'whales,' who led a buying spree that pushed the cryptocurrency back to the $70,000 mark after it dipped to $60,000 last week. However, despite the significant money involved, this rebound still makes us wonder if it's the start of a new upward cycle or just a defensive move to limit losses after a long selling period. Last week, wallets holding more than 1,000 Bitcoin scooped up about 53,000 Bitcoins. This was the biggest buying wave since November, according to data from Glassnode, a company specializing in digital asset market analysis. These purchases were worth over $4 billion, which helped calm sharp fluctuations and stop a weeks-long downward trend. But this recent buying spree followed a long period of selling. Data shows that over 170,000 Bitcoins, worth roughly $11 billion, have left the wallets of major holders since mid-December. As a result, Bitcoin is still trading about 40% below its peak recorded in October, which really shows the pressure the market has been under in recent months. Brett Singer, Glassnode's Head of Sales, mentioned that these purchases 'slow any potential decline.' However, he also pointed out that the market needs broader and more sustainable financial inflows for any new upward trend to truly take hold.

Tags

Related editorial

  • Egypt's Real Estate Platform Teams Up with CoreLogic to Boost Global Exports

    Market & Economy

    Egypt's Real Estate Platform Teams Up with CoreLogic to Boost Global Exports

    <p>Egypt's Real Estate platform is making a big move! They've partnered with CoreLogic, a leading US tech company, to integrate Egyptian property data into the global MLS system. This exciting collaboration aims to make the market more transparent and attract international investors, helping Egyptian real estate reach buyers worldwide.</p>

    1 1·3 min read·3/7/2026
  • Apple Targets Mid-Range Market with New Affordable MacBook and iPhone

    Technology & Innovation

    Apple Targets Mid-Range Market with New Affordable MacBook and iPhone

    <p>Apple is making a strategic shift by introducing more affordable devices, the MacBook Neo and iPhone 17e. This move aims to expand its global user base and strengthen its position in the competitive electronics market.</p>

    1 1·3 min read·3/6/2026
  • Qmove: A Digital Platform Transforming Logistics in Egypt

    Technology & Innovation

    Qmove: A Digital Platform Transforming Logistics in Egypt

    <p>Qmove is shaking up logistics in Egypt! This digital platform makes transport faster, more affordable, and safer. It offers cool features like real-time tracking, shared transport to save costs, and even helps solve the problem of empty return trips for drivers.</p>

    1 1·7 min read·3/5/2026