Bitcoin investors added a net 259,298 BTC between $59,000 and $67,000 over a 10-day period, according to Glassnode data cited by CoinDesk. The buying was broad-based across wallet sizes, pushing Glassnode’s accumulation trend measure to its highest reading.
Bitcoin investors added a net 259,298 BTC between $59,000 and $67,000 over a 10-day period, according to Glassnode data cited by CoinDesk. The buying was broad-based across wallet sizes, pushing Glassnode’s accumulation trend measure to its highest reading.
CoinDesk reported that the accumulation was spread across major wallet groups, from holders with less than 1 BTC, often associated with retail investors, to entities holding up to 1,000 BTC. That broad participation contrasts with the March-to-May period, when most groups were net distributors as bitcoin hovered around $70,000.
Bitcoin buyers have returned in force after the cryptocurrency’s drop below $60,000 earlier this month, adding a net 259,298 BTC since June 5, according to Glassnode data cited by CoinDesk. The purchases were made between $59,000 and $67,000, with bitcoin recently shown near $66,465 in the source report.
The development matters because it suggests demand strengthened during the latest drawdown rather than weakening further. Glassnode’s Accumulation Trend Score by Wallet Cohort, which tracks buying intensity by wallet size and amount acquired over the prior 15 days, reached 1.0, its highest possible reading.
CoinDesk reported that the accumulation was spread across major wallet groups, from holders with less than 1 BTC, often associated with retail investors, to entities holding up to 1,000 BTC. That broad participation contrasts with the March-to-May period, when most groups were net distributors as bitcoin hovered around $70,000.
The aggregate accumulation score has remained at its peak for more than two weeks, according to the report. Glassnode’s data frames the activity as the strongest accumulation behavior seen during the current drawdown.
While the figures point to renewed buyer interest, they do not guarantee price direction. For market watchers, the key takeaway is that on-chain data is showing aggressive accumulation across wallet cohorts after bitcoin’s move below $60,000.
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