10,000 BTC Bought by Whales Overnight: What Does it Mean for Bitcoin’s Price?

In the last 24 hours, large Bitcoin holders, also known as whales, have added more than 10,000 BTC to their ￰0￱ comes from on-chain data shared by analyst Ali Martinez. Meanwhile, the move follows a steady period of selling, making this sudden shift in accumulation noteworthy as Bitcoin trades near major ￰1￱ Accumulate While Price Falls Whale wallets holding between 1,000 and 10,000 BTC have started buying ￰2￱ resurgance in activity has taken place after a month-long decline in ￰3￱ 10,000 Bitcoin $BTC bought by whales in the last 24 hours! ￰4￱ — Ali (@ali_charts) November 6, 2025 At the same time, Bitcoin has dropped by nearly 7% over the past ￰5￱ asset is currently below $102,000, and trading volume remains high at nearly $70 billion in the past 24 hours.

Additionally, data from CryptoQuant shows the Exchange Whale Ratio has fallen to around 0.40 to 0.45, the lowest range in a ￰6￱ ratio measures how much BTC whales are sending to exchanges. A lower figure means fewer coins are being moved to platforms where they could be ￰7￱ suggests whales may be holding or buying instead of preparing to sell.