2026-04-06 22:45 to 23:00 (UTC), BTC fell 0.62% in short-term trading. The price fluctuated between 68812.1 and 69240.0 USDT, with an amplitude of 0.62%. Trading volume rose in sync during this period, market attention increased noticeably, volatility risk rose, and short-term investors’ sentiment turned cautious. The main driving force behind this unusual move is that on-chain data shows whales holding large amounts of BTC are concentrating funds to exchanges. Within 10 minutes, the total amount of funds transferred was about $420,000; within 24 hours, it reached 867.28 BTC, even higher. Then

2026-04-05 22:30 to 2026-04-05 22:45 (UTC), within 15 minutes ETH’s return rate reached +0.79%, closing in the price range of 2053.03 to 2072.18 USDT. The amplitude was 0.93%. Market volatility has increased somewhat, and related on-chain and structural data highlight a rising level of market attention. The main driver behind this move is the synchronized increase in the number of active on-chain addresses and trading volume. Within 10 minutes, the active transaction value reached $420.7k, and the number of active addresses rose to more than 20k, indicating that actual user participation is continuing to

On April 5, Glassnode data showed that in the first quarter, the “sharks” holding 100–1,000 BTC and the “giant whales” holding 1,000–10,000 BTC together incurred losses of about $337 million, with total losses of $30.9 billion year to date. Long-term holders are losing about $200 million per day on average, and the market expects Bitcoin’s potential bottom range to be between $40k and $50k.

According to Glassnode data, in the first quarter of 2023, the average daily losses for “sharks” holding between 100 and 1,000 BTC and “giant whales” holding between 1,000 and 10,000 BTC were 188.5 million and $147.5 million, respectively, totaling approximately $337 million. Meanwhile, the year-to-date cumulative losses have already reached $30.9 billion, approaching the level of the 2022 bear market. Long-term holders’ average daily losses are still around $200 million, with the market affected by macro risks and weakening confidence.

Gate News update, April 3, glassnode data shows that large whales holding between 100 and 10,000 bitcoins are currently experiencing massive losses. Its 7-day moving average realized losses have now exceeded $200 million per day.

In April 2026, after Bitcoin pulled back for five consecutive months and then stabilized, demand remained weak, apparent demand was negative, and sell pressure was higher than buying. Bitcoin transfers by large mining companies and asset management institutions were seen as a sell-pressure signal; the whale cohort shifted to reducing holdings, and retail selling became even more pronounced. With market supply-demand imbalance, the upside room for a near-term rebound was limited.

2026-04-02 03:30 to 2026-04-02 03:45 (UTC), ETH experienced a short-term decline in yield of -0.94%. The price ranged from 2046.01 to 2075.41 USDT, with a fluctuation of 1.42%. During this period, market volatility intensified, on-chain attention increased, reflecting investors’ high sensitivity to upcoming network changes and large capital flows. The main drivers of this abnormal movement stemmed from large transfers concentrated among on-chain whales and institutional addresses, with some individual transactions exceeding 10,000 ETH, and simultaneously flowing in large volumes.

The current Crypto Fear and Greed Index shows an “Extreme Fear” state, and investors’ sentiment is cautious. Despite a weak market, on-chain data indicates potential bottoming signs, with whales holding the upper hand and retail investors pulling back. Bitcoin may be facing a buying opportunity as the market gradually builds momentum, setting the stage for future gains.

2026-04-01 03:00 to 2026-04-01 03:15 (UTC), BTC fluctuated in the 67,663.9 to 68,103.8 USDT range. The candlestick return rate recorded +0.49%, with an amplitude of 0.65%. During this period, market attention warmed up, with on-chain activity and trading volume increasing in tandem. Heightened short-term capital inflows and outflows triggered mild price fluctuations, and traders’ sentiment turned more cautious. The main driving force behind this unusual move was dominated by institutional fund flows, including whales and institutions making large transfers to exchanges and withdrawals within 10 minutes; meanwhile, whales also transferred large amounts to the exchange and moved funds out to other addresses, indicating active capital repositioning during this period.

Between 17:15 and 17:30 (UTC) on 2026-03-31, BTC fell 0.60% within a 0.87% trading range. The price dropped from 68,586.0 USDT to 67,990.0 USDT. Volatility increased within the 15-minute window, and market attention rose. Trading volume in the short term surged significantly, reflecting the market’s heightened focus on structural disruptions during this period. The main drivers of this disruption are a sharp spike in whale transfer frequency and a synchronized increase in on-chain funds flowing into exchanges. Whales (holdings > 1000 BTC) are active; all exchanges witnessed high transfer activity, indicating significant institutional or large investor participation.