- Bitcoin whales holding 100 BTC reach record 19,130 in 2025.
- September remains Bitcoin’s weakest month, averaging -4.68% since 2010.
- Bitcoin price trades steady at $108,665 with 0.29% daily gain.
Bitwise Asset Management covering 2010 to 2025 shows clear seasonal patterns in Bitcoin’s performance. September has been the weakest month on record, averaging a monthly loss of -4.68%. By contrast, April and November have delivered the strongest gains, with average increases of 32.85% and 38.50%.
Other months have also seen above-average performance, with May showing 22.81% gains and October posting 27.30%. Analysts caution that these averages provide context but do not guarantee similar results in the future.
Some traders are watching closely to see if Bitcoin has already moved ahead of its usual September downturn or if more selling pressure may still appear.
Whale Accumulation Reaches Record Levels
Alongside seasonal factors, new data reveals that large Bitcoin holders are adding to their positions at an unprecedented pace. The number of addresses holding more than 100 BTC has reached 19,130 in 2025, surpassing the previous high of 18,544 seen in 2017.
Only 1,375 such addresses existed in 2010, while in 2024, the figure was 17,761. The steady growth shows increasing participation by whales, who are seen as long-term holders.
Analysts note that large-scale buying has often preceded major market moves, and traders and institutions are closely monitoring the current accumulation.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $108,665.99, showing a 0.29% gain in the past 24 hours. The price stability comes as the market balances between seasonal weakness and strong whale accumulation.
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