Bitcoin whales accumulate trends reflect bullish activity in the 2020 era, with BTC price popping up $81K

Bitcoin (BTC) price drops below is the upward channel pattern for the weekend, falling to $81,222 on March 31. The highest cryptocurrency will register its worst quarterly earnings since 2018, but a group of whale entities are reflecting the bull running signals of the 2020 era.

OnChain analyst Mignolet explained in a recent quick post that whales holding 1,000 to 10,000 BTC on the “market-leading” whales, which hold 1,000 to 10,000 BTC, are highly correlated with the price of Bitcoin. Analysts say these entities are resilient to market volatility and show accumulation behavior, reflecting the pattern of the 2020 Bull Cycle.

This unique pattern has appeared three times in the current bull market and is characterized by the rapid BTC accumulation of Bitcoin whales, even as retail investors suspect positive direction bias.

These periods are filled with bearish market sentiment and before the price rises, it indicates that the whales position themselves before they recover.

Analysts say that although BTC’s current price has fallen.

“There is no sign that the market-leading whales are exiting.”

As shown in the picture above, “Pattern 3” witnesses a similar accumulation rate, but the BTC price is still on the side.

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Can Bitcoin flip $84,000 after the CME gap?

As the New York Fair begins on March 31, BTC rally closes the CME futures gap formed over the weekend. The CME gap highlights the difference between the closing price of Friday’s BTC futures and the opening price on Sunday night.

Although Bitcoin started this week with a bullish tip, U.S. economic activity could have an impact on prices.

• April. 1. Shocking job vacancy: a measure of labor market demand; decline may mark weakness.

• On April 2, U.S. tariff promotion: known as “Liberation Day”, up to 20% and greater tariffs are used in 25 countries.

• On April 4, non-agricultural wages (NFP), unemployment rate and a speech by Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.

BTC’s close interest is a continuation of flipping the $84,000 level into a bullish continuation. Recycling $84,000 could push BTC prices higher than 50-day exponential moving averages, which could allow short-term rally to strengthen supply zones between $86,700 and $88,700.

Conversely, an extended merger below $84,000 enhances its resistance characteristics, which could ultimately lead to further correction of downward liquidity areas in the $78,200 to $76,560 region.

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