559,000 BTC Added in Just 3 Months: New Buyers Flood the Bitcoin Market

Bitcoin’s recent rally continues to draw attention from new ￰0￱ the past three months, wallets linked to short-term holders have gained 559,000 ￰1￱ data, shared by CryptoQuant’s Axel Adler Jr., shows short-term holder supply rising from 4.38 million BTC to 4.94 million ￰2￱ Wallet Growth Signals Fresh Demand Meanwhile, the increase in supply held by short-term holders points to a steady flow of new ￰3￱ trend began after a low in mid-2025 and has continued through a period of strong market ￰4￱ the past quarter, short-term holders’ supply increased by 559K BTC, rising from a low of 4.38 million to 4.94 million BTC. A significant volume of new buyers entered the ￰5￱ — Axel Adler Jr (@AxelAdlerJr) October 8, 2025 Bitcoin has been hanging around its previous ￰6￱ this time, people who hold for a short period have been regularly buying more ￰7￱ is therefore implied that money is still being pumped into the market even at high price ￰8￱ rise in short-term holdings often marks early-stage buying that could later move into longer-term positions if market conditions remain ￰9￱ Activity Drops as Holding Rises On-chain data from CryptoOnchain shows the Fund Flow Ratio has dropped to its lowest point since July ￰10￱ metric measures the proportion of the network’s transaction volume that is tied to exchanges.

A lower ratio means fewer coins are being moved onto or off trading ￰11￱ transactions now occur ￰12￱ include transfers to self-custody wallets, large over-the-counter deals, or use in decentralized platforms. A large part of recent network activity appears to be for storage or strategic movement—not immediate sale.