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Bitcoin traded above $78,000 as large holders increased transfers to exchanges during the price rebound, according to on-chain data. The activity was reflected in rising inflows from wallets holding at least 100 BTC, while Ethereum and XRP also posted gains across the broader market.
CryptoQuant analyst J. A. Maartunn said inflows rose from wallets holding 100 BTC or more as Bitcoin crossed $78,000. The trend appeared in the Bitcoin Exchange Inflow for Spent Output Value Band across all exchanges, with the chart showing stronger transfers from the 100 to 1,000 BTC cohort compared with larger holders.
Maartunn noted that activity was also visible from wallets holding 1,000 to 10,000 BTC. However, he said the 100 to 1,000 BTC group drove the larger spike, adding that such selling activity had not been as strong in several weeks. He also said exchange transfers can increase available supply and weigh on price momentum.
Data showed inflows increased as Bitcoin approached $78,120 during intraday trading. That level was last seen on February 6. While transfers to exchanges do not confirm immediate sales, they can indicate positioning for potential profit-taking. The inflow pattern coincided with Bitcoin’s move above $78,000.
Despite the elevated exchange transfers, Bitcoin held firm as traders continued to push price action higher during the session. The article described price resilience as part of a broader market rebound, with exchange inflow data continuing to show activity from large holders.
Ethereum followed Bitcoin’s upward move, rising 6.3% to trade at $2,447. XRP climbed 6.5% to reach $1.49 during the same period. The broader crypto market rose 4.9% over 24 hours, reaching a $2.64 trillion valuation.
Bitcoin’s intraday high reached $78,120 as buyers sustained momentum, marking its strongest point since early February. At the time of the latest update, Bitcoin remained above $78,000, with Ethereum and XRP holding their gains alongside the broader market recovery. Market capitalization was reported at $2.64 trillion.
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