Bitcoin Whale Activity Declines Post-October 10, Signaling Market Consolidation

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In accordance with Coinotag, Bitcoin whale activity has significantly declined since October 10, 2025, with large-scale BTC distributions totaling up to 40,000 BTC between October 2 and 27. Smaller orders now dominate the market, and retail traders are driving short-term volatility. On-chain data shows that shark wallets (100-1,000 BTC) now hold 5.15 million BTC, indicating a strategic shift by whales to distribute holdings into smaller wallets. This trend coincides with a broader market consolidation around the $14,980 level, following a failed push above $115,000. Open interest in BTC futures has also dropped from $44 billion to $35 billion since mid-October, reflecting reduced institutional engagement and increased retail influence.

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