- Public companies like MicroStrategy and Galaxy Digital now hold over 650,000 BTC combined.
- On-chain metrics show record wallet creation and coin circulation, with institutions buying above $90K.
- Technicals show RSI nearing neutral and MACD momentum declining, suggesting short-term caution.
Bitcoin’s consolidation just above the $104,500 mark is being underpinned by a powerful trend: growing corporate adoption of the digital asset. Leading the charge is Strategy (MSTR), which now holds 580,250 BTC, establishing itself as the ultimate corporate bellwether for Bitcoin investment.
Other notable institutions increasing their Bitcoin reserves include:
- XXI (CEP): 31,500 BTC
- Galaxy Digital (GLXY.TO): 12,830 BTC
- Block, Inc. (XYZ): 8,584 BTC
- MetaPlanet (3350.T): 7,800 BTC
The top five alone account for over 640,000 BTC. The trend spans industries, from tech and finance to retail, illustrated by holdings from Next Technology Holding Inc. (5,833 BTC) and even GameStop Corp. (4,710 BTC).
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On-Chain Activity Supports Bullish Long-Term Case
This increasing institutional appetite for Bitcoin is mirrored by rising on-chain momentum. On May 29, over 556,830 new BTC wallets were created, the highest daily tally since December 2023, according to Santiment.
Meanwhile, June 2 saw a spike in Bitcoin circulation, with over 241,000 BTC moved, the most since December 8, 2024.
Glassnode’s URPD data shows significant accumulation above $90,000, with most activity led by wallets holding 100 to 10,000 BTC. This clear “institutional skew” suggests confidence in the current price range. Large whales–holders of 10,000 to 100,000 BTC–show clustering around $78K to $90K, as well as the current levels, further reinforcing this view.
Technical Analysis: RSI Neutral, MACD Bearish but Stabilizing
As per below’s daily chart, Bitcoin’s RSI stands at 50.75, nearly neutral, while its signal line is higher at 57.71, indicating a slight bearish divergence.
This suggests that momentum is cooling, but not yet oversold, leaving room for either consolidation or a rebound if bullish catalysts return.
The MACD tells a similar story. The MACD line is at -866, significantly below the signal line at 2,027, pointing to bearish momentum. However, histograms are flattening, indicating that the selling pressure may be slowing.
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