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Data: Bitcoin whale holdings rise to 3.03 million coins, hitting a new high since November 2025.

PANews October 14 news, according to a CryptoQuant report, Bitcoin whales (excluding exchange and mining pool addresses) holdings have risen to 3.03 million BTC, the highest since November 21, 2025, with their 30-day holdings growth rate the fastest since February 2026, and whales have shifted from distribution to accumulation. The report also said that U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs' cumulative net inflows year-to-date have turned positive to about 2,300 BTC (about $150 million), after once seeing cumulative net outflows of about 83,000 BTC earlier in the year; data from lending platform CoinRabbit shows that the total USDT borrowing by users borrowing more than $10 million in BTC rose 83.30% in September, while total borrowing by retail users below $100,000 fell 17.20%. CryptoQuant believes Bitcoin has entered an early bull market phase, but short-term pullbacks are still possible, with support near the 365-day moving average (about $80,000).

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