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Bitcoin’s value hasn’t changed much in the past week. However, other indicators point to increased activity. On June 5, Bitcoin Around $104,300 was traded, a drop of 0.50% over 24 hours. The decline in the last seven days is 2.5%. But data show that the number of people joining the network is increasing, as are coins being exchanged.
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Jump Wallets
As per SantimentOn May 29, nearly 557,00 new wallets were produced. It was the largest number of wallets since December 20,23. The price is still under $100,000, but thousands are willing to spend more.
The majority of people open new wallets in order to receive and send bitcoins. However, they may have heard about the concept from new sources or increased conversations amongst friends. Anyhow, an increase in wallets indicates that the usage is much more widespread.
📊 Bitcoin’s activity on the blockchain has seen sharp gains this week with its price hovering just under $105K.
📈 May 29th, 556 830 new $BTC The number of wallets produced has increased (highest level since December 2, 2023)
🔄 The June 2nd coin circulation was the highest ever since December 8th 2024.
Growth in a network’s… pic.twitter.com/2DxknVXrKT
— Santiment (@santimentfeed) June 5, 2025
Increased Token movement
Over 241,360 BTC were exchanged on June 2. It was the busiest trading day since December 20,24. Santiment’s reports indicate that a high coin turn over usually corresponds to increased traffic.
Investors or traders could be changing wallets. Big swings in daily token movement can point to a shift in sentiment—people either getting ready to buy or sell.
It appears that more people are exchanging coins, keeping the network active even when prices remain unchanged.
Big Holders Step In
Data from IntoTheBlock shows that large holders—often called “whales“—are stocking up. The coin inflows have increased by 145% within the past seven days and 214% during the last 30 days.
It can cause a shortage of exchanges when big players pile up. It becomes harder to find new buyers without increasing the price. If they continue buying this way, the price could rise further once daily investors get back in.
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Mid Tier Investors Buy
The addition of coins is not limited to the very large holders. In just one week, wallets with between 10 to 10,000 BTC have added over 79,000 BTC. This means that these middle-tier holders have averaged around 11,320 BTC a day.
On June 2, the total number of BTC held by these mid-level holders was over 13 millions. This further reduces the amount of coins available on exchanges when big whales as well as these middle-level holders stack up. When there are fewer coins, any change in demand can affect the price.
Charts from TradingView and Imagen.
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