Santiment says wallets holding between 1 and 100 BTC accumulated a combined 14,207 BTC over two weeks, interpreting the inflows during a sharp market sell-off as a bullish signal—not confirmation of a market bottom.
ChainCatcher reported the assessment on November 10, 2026, at 13:48 (UTC+8).
What Santiment reported
The accumulation was split between two wallet groups:
- 1–10 BTC: added 10,076 BTC.
- 10–100 BTC: added 4,131 BTC.
Santiment described these holders as typically more patient than smaller retail wallets, tending to accumulate during market fear and reduce exposure after strong rebounds. That characterization, and the bullish reading of the inflows, are Santiment’s assessment.
What would strengthen—or weaken—the signal
Santiment said the accumulation trend still needed to persist. Its case for a local bottom would strengthen if Bitcoin stabilized around $75,000, wallets holding 1–100 BTC continued adding to their holdings, and the price reclaimed $78,000 and $80,000.
Conversely, a break below recent price lows alongside a shift to selling by those wallet groups would weaken the signal.
The distinction matters: the reported balance increases underpin Santiment’s interpretation, but its bottom-forming scenario remains conditional on both price behavior and continued accumulation.