Long-term investors restart Bitcoin accumulation strategy; market may see a rebound opportunity

ChainMelonWatcher · 2026-01-13T09:05:16+00:00

Bitcoin recently dropped to $92,160, but long-term holders are beginning to buy more against the trend, leading to a large-scale accumulation phenomenon, which may indicate the formation of a market bottom. Analysts believe that a calm deployment of funds will influence the market's supply and demand relationship, potentially accumulating momentum for a rebound.

ChainMelonWatcher

2026-01-13 09:05:16

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Bitcoin recently dropped to around $92,160, down more than 30% from its peak in October last year. Interestingly, long-term holders are starting to reverse their actions. According to on-chain data analysis, this is the first large-scale accumulation since July, indicating that these “steadfast players” are increasing their positions in times of crisis.

What signals does this shift convey? Analysts believe that when long-term holders choose to buy the dip rather than cut losses during a cryptocurrency decline, it often indicates that a market bottom is forming. The calm deployment of large funds usually leads retail investors, and their actions often reflect the true supply and demand in the market in advance.

Signs that the current sell-off wave is weakening are prompting people to reevaluate Bitcoin’s short-term trend. The accumulation behavior of long-term holders not only breaks the months-long passive decline but may also build momentum for the upcoming rebound. Historically, whenever such key indicators show positive signals, market sentiment tends to turn around.

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